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On November 9, 2004, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) participated in a ceremony marking completion of the Pennsylvania Avenue Streetscape and Security Improvements Project in front of the White House. The road has been closed for security reasons since the Oklahoma City bombing of the...
By Michael Hicks
Article I, Section 8, clause 17, of the newly ratified Constitution gave Congress the power to create a seat of government for the United States. Subsequently, in a letter dated September...
(The March 1915 issue of Motor magazine contained an article by A. L. Westgard on "Motor Routes to the California Expositions.")
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Beyond educating the current and next generation of engineers to pave the way to more resilient pavements, FHWA wants to collaborate with stakeholders to drive the direction of the practice. One of the most effective means of collaboration on this topic is participating in events.
