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Conferences and Special Events Calendar

March

DOT's Comprehensive Truck Size and Weight Study - A Summary

In August 2000, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) submitted its report on the Comprehensive Truck Size and Weight Study to Congress.

National Work Zone Awareness Week (April 9 to 12) - Enhancing Safety and Mobility in Work Zones

In a continuing effort to promote safety and mobility in work zones, the second annual National Work Zone Awareness Week will be held from April 9 to 12, 2001.

Giving Freight A Voice

Freight transportation may not rank high in the glamour department, but we could not do without it.

Foretell - Finally, Someone Is Doing Something About The Weather!

Everyone is familiar with the old axiom, "Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it.

Steel Fabrication Technologies Observed in Japan and Europe

In the United States, there is a need to modernize structural steel bridge fabrication and erection technologies and upgrade fabrication shops.

Reliability of Visual Bridge Inspection

Visual inspection techniques are the primary methods used to evaluate the condition of the majority of the nation's highway bridges.

Public Roads - Jan/Feb 2001

for The Common Good: The 85th Anniversary of A Historic Partnership

On Dec. 12, 1914, state highway officials met in Washington, D.C., at the Raleigh Hotel at 10 a.m. to establish a national organization that would allow for the discussion of legislative, economic, and technical subjects and would draft a legislative proposal for federal cooperation in road construction.

Editor's Notes

Our guest columnist for this issue's "Editor's Notes" is Cynthia Burbank, program manager for the Federal Highway Administration's Planning and Environment Core Business Unit (CBU).

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