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| Federal Highway Administration > Publications > Public Roads > Vol. 73 · No. 4 > Articles |
Jan/Feb 2010 |
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Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-10-002 |
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Articlesby Kathleen A. Bergeron The pilot program has facilitated adoption of many innovative technologies ranging from prefab bridge components to all-weather pavement markings, and more. by Mark Taylor and Steve Moler The time has come for this design tool to advance from use as a conceptual exhibit to full integration into the project development process. by Michael F. Trentacoste This overview summarizes a series of articles that appeared in Public Roads recently, focusing on transportation challenges that face an aging population. Handy Lessons From Overseas on Walking and Bicycling by Gabe Rousseau Tag along on a scan tour of Europe to pick up new insights on how to develop livable communities by making them friendlier to nonmotorized traffic. Risking Success Through Flexible Design by Keith Harrison and Stephanie Roth Exercising sound engineering judgment can help create sustainable transportation solutions while enhancing community livability. by Joseph Jones MoDOT emphasizes a new philosophy of doing everything well instead of a few things perfectly. |
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