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FHWA Assistance to Russia

The United States government has been standing behind the reformist platform of the Russian government since August 1991.

Using Finite Element Analysis in Designing Roadside Hardware

Over the past several decades, the finite element method has become a popular technique in civil engineering for predicting the response of structures and materials;

National Crash Analysis Center

The National Crash Analysis Center (NCAC) is a research and resource center for transportation safety studies on vehicles and highways.

Public Roads - Spring 1994

New Research

The following new research studies reported by the Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA) Office of Research and Development are sponsored in whole or in part with federal highway funds.

The IVHS Architecture Program: A Systematic Approach to Progress

This article is adapted from materials provided by the Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA) IVHS Program Management and Systems Engineering Division and from an article in the January 1994 IVHS Architecture Bulletin, published by IVHS AMERICA.

Safety on the Washington, D.C., Capital Beltway

Public safety is central to the mission of transportation officials in the Washington metropolitan area.

Highway Finance: Past, Present, and Future

The current finance structure for highways is not producing the funds needed to meet the country's requirements for highway investment.

Transferring Technology from Conservation Science to Infrastructure Renewal

In the context of highway research, technology transfer usually refers to the adaptation of software or hardware from the aerospace or defense fields to problems of highway construction and maintenance.

The Northridge Earthquake: Progress Made, Lessons Learned in Seismic-Resistant Bridge Design

Our society--our way of life--depends on a complex network of infrastructure systems.

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