Public Roads
Preservation of Wetlands on The Federal-Aid Highway System
Wetlands are vital natural ecosystems for a large variety of animals and plants, yet they are rapidly being converted or altered for other land uses.Internal FHWA Partnership Leverages Technology And Innovation
One of the guiding principles of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), as defined in the FHWA National Strategic Plan, is to "be an international leader in researching, developing, and advancing technology to ensure the most efficient, effective, and environmentally sensitive intermodal transportation system.New Applications Make NDGPS More Pervasive
Imagine that you are driving through Minnesota on a January evening.Center for Excellence in Advanced Traffic and Logistics Algorithms and Systems (ATLAS)
Two major factors in the economic competitiveness of a country and the quality of life of its people are the ease with which people move between home and workplace and other destinations, minimizing the attendant impact on clean air, and the efficient movement of goods from point of origin to destination. Thus, economic competitiveness and the people's quality of life can be considerably enhanced by better management of vehicular traffic on the road network.