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IN THIS ISSUE...
- GENERAL/ADMINISTRATIVE
- FHWA Discusses RT&E Budget with House Subcommittee Staff
- ADVANCED RESEARCH
- Summary Report: National Multimodal Freight Analysis Framework Research Workshop
- Catalog: EAR Program Research Results—Updated through 2014
- INFRASTRUCTURE
- RABIT Inspects Arlington Memorial Bridge
- AASHTO Subcommittee Develops Vision for Concrete Bridges
- Turner-Fairbank Welcomes New Flume System
- Researchers to Evaluate Electroslag Welds
- Researchers Instruct GMU Students at Turner-Fairbank
- SAFETY
- FHWA Releases Version 10.1.0 of Interactive Highway Safety Design Model
- Report: Evaluation of Dynamic Speed Feedback Signs on Curves: A National Demonstration Project
- OPERATIONS
- FHWA Discusses V2I Applications and Enabling Technologies at TRB
- NAS Publishes FHWA Research on Micro-Simulation
- Yousuf Represents FHWA on FCC’s Disability Advisory Committee
- Webinars Inform Stakeholders of Research Efforts
- ATTRI Webinar Focuses on Travel Needs
- RECENT PERIODICALS
- Public Roads—January/February 2015
- Innovator: Accelerating Innovation for the American Driving Experience—January/February 2015
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