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The Car of The Future, Today

Plug-in electric vehicles have the potential to be a cleaner, more sustainable option for personal travel than conventional vehicles. But market penetration will take time.

Bridging The Bay

The new San Francisco-Oakland east span replaces a 1930s landmark with a seismically advanced structure designed to last for 150 years.

Federal-Aid Essentials

FHWA has launched a new information-sharing initiative to help local public agencies manage their highway projects.

They're Small But Powerful

An FHWA study offers recommendations for constructing mini-roundabouts to reduce congestion and improve safety at intersections throughout the United States.

Making Walking Safer for Arizonans

An FHWA focus State speaks out about enhancing pedestrian safety through various innovations, including improved midblock crossings on multilane roads.