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| Federal Highway Administration > Publications > Public Roads > Vol. 75 · No. 1 > Articles |
July/August 2011 |
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Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-11-005 |
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Articlesby Gretchen Stoeltje A proactive approach to accommodating population increase is bringing sustainability and transportation improvements to small-town Texas. by Karen White and Ralph Erickson Transportation planners take note: the National Highway Construction Cost Index is replacing the Bid Price Index as the national barometer for analyzing road-building price movements. Preserving Yesterday While Designing for Tomorrow by Mack Frost and Jeanette Mar Legislation and diligent planning help transportation agencies participate in safeguarding U.S. history. by Louis N. Triandafilou Researchers and practitioners are applying fiber reinforced polymer composites and reinforced thermoplastics in construction and rehabilitation of highway structures. by Lauren J. Lee and Bambi Hall Challenges ranged from providing innovative access for first responders to reconstructing a major bridge and rebuilding miles of submerged roadways. Here's the story from DOTD. |
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