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Publication Number:  FHWA-HRT-15-058    Date:  February 2017
Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-15-058
Date: February 2017

 

Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center R&D Communication Reference Guide

APPENDIX L. FHWA LOGO

Use one of the following two FHWA logos on publications, Microsoft® PowerPoint presentations, and other communication products you prepare. These are the only two logos approved for use on FHWA publications.

The logo can be printed or depicted in any color, but the entire logo must be in the same color with the exception that the triskelion may be reproduced in DOT blue while the signature is printed in black. See under “Color Standards” in DOT Graphics Standards. You can enlarge or shrink the size of the logo, but you must keep the same design proportions shown below. (For example, do not move the triskelion symbol, enlarge the symbol, or reduce the size of the type.) Consult with HPA and HRTM.

The FHWA logos are available for download from the Research Publication Development Web page at http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/research/publishing/. If you have any questions on the use of the FHWA logo, please contact HRTM.

This is the correct two-line version of the Federal Highway Administration logo containing the triskelion on the top, immediately followed by “;U.S. Department of Transportation” on the line below it, and “;Federal Highway Administration” under that line.

Figure 22. Illustration. This is the correct two-line version of the FHWA logo.



This is the correct four-line version of the Federal Highway Administration logo. The top contains the triskelion, the second line reads “;U.S. Department,” the third line reads “;of Transportation,” the fourth line reads “;Federal Highway,” and the fifth line reads “;Administration.”

Figure 23. Illustration. This is the correct four-line version of the FHWA logo.

 

 

 

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