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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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  • Student Workbook  Fracture Mechanics for Bridge Design
  • Design of ZeroMaintenance Plain Jointed Concrete Pavement Vol I  Development of Design Procedures
  • Design of ZeroMaintenance Plain Jointed Concrete Pavement Vol II  Design Manual
  • Assessment of National Small Rural Watersheds Program Volume 2 Appendixes
  • Assessment of National Small Rural Watersheds Program Volume 1 Technical Report
  • Chemical Grouts for Soils Vol I Available Materials
  • Chemical Grouts for Soils Vol II Engineering Evaluation of Available Materials
  • An Evaluation of Expedient Methodology for Identification of Potentially Expansive Soils
  • Evaluation of Speed Control Signs for Small Rural Towns
  • Assessment of National Small Rural Watersheds Program Executive Summary
  • Accident and Speed Studies in Construction Zones
  • BicycleSafe Grate Inlets Study Volume 1  Hydraulic and Safety Characteristics of Selected Grate Inlets on Continuous Grades
  • Guidelines for Use of Fabrics in Construction and Maintenance of LowVolume Roads
  • Public Roads A Journal of Highway Research and Development Vol 41 No  1
    Supporting Files
  • Traffic Volume Trends June 1977
  • Identification of Candidate Zero Maintenance Paving Materials Vol 2
  • Identification of Candidate Zero Maintenance Paving Materials Vol 1
  • Determination of Consistency Characteristics of Soils
  • Traffic Volume Trends May 1977
  • Paving asphalts  reduction of oxidative hardening of asphalts by treatment with hydrated lime  a mechanistic study