This project aims to develop a multi-sensor system for vehicle and pedestrian traffic analysis at traffic intersections. The techniques developed as p...
This project aims to develop a multi-sensor system for vehicle and pedestrian traffic analysis at traffic intersections. The techniques developed as p...
This research project investigated the impacts of traffic signal progression strategy on the safety of pedestrians and bicyclists. The CUTR team used ...
Field investigation in Florida indicated that there was a potential link between weakly-bonded scabbed areas and slippage failure in the braking zones...
Field investigation in Florida indicated that there was a potential link between weakly-bonded scabbed areas and slippage failure in the braking zones...
Florida is among the top states in the U.S. regarding intersection-related traffic fatalities, and the Florida Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP) id...
United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration
1992-11-01
Abstract:
Past studies have revealed that of more than 50 roadway-related features which can significantly affect crash experience, cross sectional elements are...
The transportation industry continues to adopt new technologies, and transportation systems are becoming increasingly connected. One of the latest inn...
Transit agencies are increasingly using commercially available software platforms to assist in their service planning. These platforms vary in their a...
This study has as its basic purpose the development of objective criteria and methodologies to assist the engineer in the selection of a sign support ...
The transportation industry continues to adopt new technologies, and transportation systems are becoming increasingly connected. One of the latest inn...
This document provides guidance to States, Indian tribes and local jurisdictions on how to apply and implement the Federal standards for establishing,...
2019-12-17 | FHWA Highway History Website Articles
Abstract:
In November 1956, the American Municipal Association (AMA) and the American Association of State Highway officials (AASHO) formed a Joint Committee on...
2015-05-31 | What Do Americans Think About Federal Tax Options to Support Transportation?
Abstract:
This report summarizes the results of year six of a national random-digit-dial public opinion poll asking 1,503 respondents if they would support vari...
FDOT’s Percent Within Limits (PWL) specification for acceptance and payment of asphalt materials was first implemented in 2002. The objective of thi...
FDOT’s Percent Within Limits (PWL) specification for acceptance and payment of asphalt materials was first implemented in 2002. The objective of thi...
Drainage of streets and highways is a broad subject. It includes water flow in street gutters, the flow of water in roadside ditches, and the flow of ...
Florida struggles with a serious imbalance between inbound and outbound freight. Statistics from the Federal Highway Administration reveal that the to...
Prestressed concrete is widely used in bridge construction and is considered a cost-effective and efficient method of construction. However, durabilit...
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