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Public Roads This magazine is an archived publication and may contain dated technical, contact, and link information. |
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| Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-17-006 Date: September 2017 |
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FHWA-HRT-17-006
Issue No: Vol. 81 No. 2 Date: September 2017 |
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Save the Bees and Butterflies! by Deirdre Remley and Allison Redmon By managing roadside vegetation, transportation agencies can help conserve the pollinators that are essential to the production of our food. Without them, we’d starve. Breaking Down Project Complexities by Carlos F. Figueroa and Amy Nagel The Washington State DOT is using a SHRP2 product to manage a multimodal ferry terminal replacement in downtown Seattle. by Terence S. Arnold Recently, State highway agencies and FHWA were amazed by a discovery: The clandestine use of re-refined engine oil bottoms in asphalt is widespread. by Laurie Butts, Carlos F. Figueroa, and Dianne Gunther The Pennsylvania DOT is conducting a structured approach for managing threats and opportunities on a bridge replacement - and it is proving to be useful. What’s New Today Is Mainstream Tomorrow by Thomas Harman The third round of Every Day Counts produced record milestones in the number of States incorporating innovations, creating momentum for the next round. by Loretta W. Barren and Norah Davis North Carolina has established a promising program to reduce the number of bicyclists and pedestrians hit by automobiles. Could your State try something like this? |
