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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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  • ComputerBased Guidelines for Concrete Pavements HIPERPAV III Users Manual
  • Investigating Improvements to Pedestrian Crossings With An Emphasis on The Rectangular RapidFlashing Beacon Tech Brief
  • FHWA RT Now  MayJune 2015
  • Active Traffic Management ATM Feasibility and Screening Guide
  • Successes in Stewardship  Get to Know FHWAs National Transportation Liaisons
  • Innovator  MayJune 2015  Volume 8 Issue 48
  • Evaluation of LongTerm Pavement Performance LTTP Climatic Data for Use in MechanisticEmpirical Pavement Design Guide MEPDG Calibration and Other Pavement Analysis
  • Traffic Volume Trends May 2015
  • A LifeSaving and CostEffective Solution for an Environmentally Sensitive Location
  • A CostEffective and TimeSensitive Safety Solution
  • Top 10 Characteristics of a Successful State Highway Safety Improvement Program
  • Intelligent Network Flow Optimization INFLO prototype  Seattle smallscale demonstration report
  • Emergency communications for evacuation EVAC in New Orleans impact assessment report
  • Human Environment Digest April 23 2015
  • Developing and Using StateSpecific Safety Performance Functions SPFS in Virginia Roadway Safety Data and Analysis
  • South Florida Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment and Adaptation Pilot Project
  • TMIP HowTo Create Travelshed TAZs
  • Human Environment Digest April 9 2015
  • The Road to Civil Rights
  • The Rambler Answers Mail for Presidents Jefferson and Lincoln