Transportation Infrastructure Resiliency: A Review of Practices in Denmark, the Netherlands, and Norway

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Transportation Infrastructure Resiliency: A Review of Practices in Denmark, the Netherlands, and Norway

2017-06-01
By Federal Highway Administration (U.S.)

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Federal Highway Administration (U.S.)
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Best Practices Climate Change Disaster Resilience Infrastructure Policy Transportation Departments Weather Conditions
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FHWA-HEP-17-077
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Tech Report
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United States ; Denmark ; Norway ; Netherlands

United States ; Denmark ; Norway ; Netherlands Less -
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Federal Highway Administration (U.S.)
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The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) undertook a Global Benchmarking Program (GBP) study in 2015 to learn how transportation agencies in other countries are adapting their roadway infrastructure to severe weather events and changes in climate and to identify innovative and best practices to help advance the development and implementation of resilience strategies in the United States. As part of the study, two FHWA representatives conducted technical field visits and discussions with officials from transportation agencies in Denmark, the Netherlands, and Norway. These countries were selected based on information gathered from a “virtual review,” which used webinars to gather information from a broad range of countries and to identify where climate adaptation and resilience activities have been implemented and have yielded demonstrable results. This brief summarizes the key policies and practices identified through the study and how FHWA is putting this knowledge to use for domestic benefit.
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Transportation and Climate Change Collection Federal Highway Administration
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