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IN THIS ISSUE...
- GENERAL/ADMINISTRATIVE
- White House OST-P Visits Turner-Fairbank
- ADVANCED RESEARCH
- Summary Report: The Impact of Automated Transit, Pedestrian, and Bicycling Facilities on Urban Travel Patterns
- INFRASTRUCTURE
- Hydraulics Lab Celebrates New Flume System, Holds Open House
- TFHRC Hosts Mini-Seminar on Precast Concrete Pavements
- FHWA National Geotechnical Discipline Team Meets at TFHRC
- Article on Lightweight Concrete Recognizes Research at TFHRC
- Hydraulic Engineering Discipline Meets at TFHRC
- Report: Evaluation of LTTP Climatic Data for Use in MEPDG Calibration and Other Pavement Analysis
- SAFETY
- FHWA Posts Sources Sought Notice to Conduct Market Research
- Technical Brief: Safety Evaluation of Access Management Policies and Techniques
- Report: Safety Evaluation of Centerline Plus Shoulder Rumble Strips
- OPERATIONS
- FHWA Releases Version 2.2 of RDE and New Connected Vehicle Data Sets
- Report Available on INFLO Dynamic Speed Harmonization and Queue Warning
- RECENT PERIODICALS
- Public Roads—July/August 2015
- Innovator: Accelerating Innovation for the American Driving Experience—September/October 2015
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