Role
1
Supporting Transportation System Improvements
FHWA has been involved in hundreds of projects chosen by state departments
of transportation, metropolitan planning organizations, and other partners.
Projects profiled in this section represent the range of FHWA's recent
work with its partners.
Role
2
Ensuring Access to Federal and Indian Lands
Through the Federal Lands Highway Program, FHWA contributes to diverse
projects that improve access to and within federal and Indian lands.This
section shows how the program serves the needs of tourists, protects
natural resources, encourages economic development in rural areas, and
supports transportation access for Native Americans.
Role
3
Advancing Highway System Design, Construction, Operations, and Maintenance
This section features how FHWA works with partners such as the American
Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) to
identify best practices for designing, constructing, operating, maintaining,
and improving the safety of highways.
Role
4
Reaching Out and Listening to Transportation System Users
FWHA fosters citizen involvement and interaction to make our nation's
highway transportation system work as effectively as possible for all
users. This section highlights FHWA's public awareness and education
campaigns.
Role
5
Developing and Using Technology for Tomorrow's Transportation System
FHWA's investments in research and technology are yielding impressive
returns in safety, mobility, productivity, and environmental quality.This
section features new technologies, materials, and innovations that improve
our nation's roadways.
Role
6
Training and Developing the Transportation Community
This section shows how FHWA transfers its expertise to transportation
professionals at home and abroad, through consultation and training
in all aspects of highway planning, design, construction, operation,
and maintenance.
