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December 1999	Some of Our Web Sites Have Moved Are You Having Trouble Accessing Your Favorite FHWA Web Site? Due to organizational changes in the Department of Transportation, the addresses of some web sites have been changed. If you are having trouble accessing an FHWA web site, please check our list of Web Sites That Have Moved.
October 1999	Roadside Hardware The Federal Highway Administration requires all highway safety hardware used on the National Highway System (NHS) to meet the safety performance criteria defined in NCHRP Report 350. A new web site identifies and describes traffic barriers, bridge railings, end terminals, crash cushions, sign and pole supports, work zone traffic control devices, and miscellaneous roadside features meeting the Report 350 criteria. For more information, visit the Roadside Hardware, NCHRP Report 350 web site at http://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/roadside The No-Zone is a national public outreach campaign to educate people about how to share the road safely with trucks and buses. To learn more visit www.nozone.org.
July 1999	FHWA Y2K Week During the week of July 12, 1999, the Federal Highway Administration Division offices have been asked to contact local transportation leadership to assess the state of their contingency planning. Visit FHWA Y2K Week. Have a Happy and Safe Fourth of July Federal Highway Administrator Ken Wykle reminds motorists that "Safety is a promise we should make and carry out together." His comments are part of U.S. Transportation Secretary Rodney E. Slater's message urging motorists to drive safely as they travel during the July 4th weekend.
June 1999	President Clinton signing TEA-21 on June 9, 1998. June 9, 1999 marked the one-year anniversary of the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century (TEA-21) enactment. DOT is making significant progress in implementing this landmark legislation. [more]
May 1999	Messages from Secretary Slater and President Clinton To learn more about National Transportation Week visit www.ntweek.org on the web. Public Employees: Working for America The Public Employees Roundtable and the president's Interagency Council held the 15th annual Public Service Recognition Week event on the National Mall from May 6 to May 9, 1999.
April 1999	EARTH DAY 1999 April 22, 1999 Earth Day Bike-In Federal Highway Administrator Kenneth R. Wykle gave an update on the "National Bicycling and Walking Study" at the Washington Area Bicyclist Association's (WABA) Earth Day Bike-In rally. 1999 Environmental Excellence Awards Ceremony The thirteen FHWA 1999 Environmental Excellence award winners were honored. The FHWA Environmental Excellence awards recognize environmental leadership, innovative processes and cooperative partnerships. We Remember April 19, 1999, was the fourth anniversary of the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Office Building in Oklahoma City. We honor those we lost and those who survived to carry on the work of the Agency.
March 1999	FHWA is leading the national effort to reduce run-off-the-road crashes. Shoulder surface treatments, commonly referred to as "Rumble Strips" are effective in alerting drivers who are fatigued, inattentive or otherwise unaware that they are leaving the road. Please visit and participate in our first "Community of Practice" web site which provides all interested parties with important knowledge, vast resources, and communication opportunities. http://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/rumblestrips