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| Federal Highway Administration > Publications > Public Roads > Vol. 74 · No. 5 > Articles |
March/April 2011 |
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Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-11-003 |
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Articlesby Doug Hecox The new Hoover Dam bridge reaffirms that American engineering can build great infrastructure despite the current economic challenges. Street Design: Part 2 - Sustainable Streets by David J. Carlson, Ellen Greenberg, and Morgan Kanninen Road projects around the country are demonstrating that they can deliver livability and environmental benefits while achieving mobility and safety objectives. Evaluating Pedestrian Safety Countermeasures by Tamara Redmon Researchers in Las Vegas, Miami, and San Francisco studied the effectiveness of tailored approaches to reducing pedestrian crashes. From "Carmageddon" to Complete Success by Linda Wilson The reconstruction of St. Louis’ Interstate 64 went from disaster to victory, thanks to innovative procurement, regional partnerships, and award-winning public outreach. by Brooke Struve and Tim Breen In FHWA’s latest highway design competition, 10 projects embody the innovative spirit of the U.S. transportation community. |
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