Public Roads
How The Uncommon Became The Commonplace
Highway innovations that seemed impossible at one time are now like any other technological marvels, where we wonder, "How did we ever get along without them?"Putting Safety Solutions to The Test
In an FHWA study, researchers evaluated the impacts of various countermeasures on real-world driving on rural roads.The Secret to Making Federal Tax Dollars Work for Your State
To improve safety on local roads, Florida accesses FHWA funds more quickly and with lower administrative costs.The Science and Art of Putting Drivers Under The Microscope
Refining the questions, improving the collection of data, and evaluating the methods used to study the behavior of road users can help reduce driving errors and improve safety.Clearing Crashes on Arterials
Local departments of public works and DOTs play a vital role in managing traffic incidents. But what exactly are they responsible for? And how can the TIM responder course help clarify their functions?The ADA at 25: Still Under Construction
Have you ever had an injury or surgery that required you to use crutches or a wheelchair during recovery?Management and Administration
Along the Road is the place to look for information about current and upcoming activities, developments, trends, and items of general interest to the highway communityExpanded Resources for Safety Professionals
In 2013 in the United States, 32,719 people died in motor vehicle crashes. Roadway safety professionals across the country are striving to improve the safety of the Nation’s roads, but they face challenges as technologies emerge and new professionals enter the field. To support these safety stakeholders, the Federal Highway Administration’s Office of Safety recently introduced two resources focused on professional capacity building.