Public Roads
One LTAP Strategic Plan Implemented 57 Ways
The U.S. Department of Transportation, like other agencies of the federal government, is mandated by the Government Performance and Results Act to develop and implement a strategic plan.FHWA's Photometric And Visibility Lab
You're on a road trip, speeding along a lonely stretch of rural highway on a moonless, early summer's night.Be ALERT for Efficiency and Safety
As a sergeant in the College Station, Texas, police department, Greg Lewis knows that police work often involves tedious, information gathering and checking.The Human Factors Field Research Vehicle: FHWA Takes Its Show On The Road
The year is 1998. It's a rainy winter evening, and you are struggling to read the handwritten, cryptic directions to the holiday dinner at your boss's home.FHWA Forms An Extended Superpave Technology Delivery Team
Twenty field engineers from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Federal Lands Highway Office have been assigned as members of the Extended Superpave Technology Delivery Team (STDT).FHWA's New Leaders Have Strategic Vision
The bridge to the 21st century comes along a road to the future. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) will enter the 21st century guided by a new leadership team and a strategic plan. The plan, like the team, builds upon experience and yet views the future as "an undiscovered country" to be shaped by proaction, not reaction.
Guided by a Strategic Plan With Specific Goals
The Garrett A. Morgan Program: Shaping The Future of Transportation
The life of an African-American inventor and entrepreneur is serving as the inspiration for a forward-looking Department of TransportationReprint
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