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Federal Highway Administration

rosaP Repository & Open Science Access Portal

This collection contains reports and resources from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). Bookmark this collection: https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/collection_fhwa or https://doi.org/10.21949/1530833.

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  • Precursor Systems Analyses of Automated Highway Systems Vehicle Operational Analysis
  • Underwater Evaluation and Repair of Bridge Components Demonstration Project 98 Participant Workbook
  • Cathodic Protection Field Trials on Prestressed Concrete Components
  • Particle Hopping Models vs FluidDynamical Models for Traffic Flow
  • Evaluating Scour at Bridges
  • Technology Applications Programs
  • Traffic Volume Trends November 1995
  • Development of national reference energy mean emission levels for the FHWA traffic noise model FHWA TNM version 10
  • Stream stability at highway structures
  • The Ecosystem Approach and Transportation Development
  • 1995 Status of the Nations Surface Transportation System Condition  Performance Report to Congress
  • TravTek Evaluation Yoked Driver Study
  • Human Factors in the Automated Highway System Transferring Control to the Driver
    Supporting Files
  • 1995 Federal Highway Administration Research And Technology Program Highlights
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  • Highway Statistics 1994
  • Environmental Sensor Systems for Safe Traffic Operations
  • Degradation of Powder EpoxyCoated Panels Immersed in a Saturated Calcium Hydroxide Solution Containing Sodium Chloride
  • Comparison of Older and Younger Driver Responses to Emergency Driving Events
  • Emergent Local Control Properties in Particle Hopping Traffic Simulations
  • Traffic Volume Trends October 1995