Non-Roadway Design Standards

Critical Path Method Activity Input Template

Supplemental UPA Form

Rev: 29-Sep-2022

EAR Program Research Results: Updated through 2021

This catalog of results documents the output of that effort, a critical link in the chain of research, development, and deployment of new technology and practices necessary for the United States to have the best transportation system in the world for decades to come. The EAR Program focuses...

Exploratory Advanced Research Program

Exploratory advanced research focuses on longer term, higher risk research with tremendous potential for transformational improvements to plan, build, renew, and operate safe, congestion free, and environmentally sound transportation systems. Exploratory research matches opportunities from...

The FHWA R&T Story: Innovating the Future of Transportation

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) champions research and technology (R&T) innovations to address the critical needs of the Nation’s highway system. The FHWA R&T Story presents innovations that ensure the safety of vulnerable pedestrians, evaluate concepts for connected and...

Exploratory Advanced Research Program Research Associates Program 2021

Since 1954, the National Research Council (NRC) has conducted the Research Associateship Program (RAP) in cooperation with sponsoring Federal laboratories and other approved participating research organizations. RAP provides highly skilled and exceedingly promising postdoctoral and senior...

Current Research at FHWA Coatings and Corrosion Laboratory

Interactive Highway Safety Design Model (IHSDM) FAQs: Resources (Technical Support, Training, and More.)

This section provides information on resources such as technical support, training, and contacts.

Nondestructive Evaluation (NDE) Roadmap Concrete: Implementation

Current practice for infrastructure inspection involves predominantly visual inspection for surface defects and use of tactile methods such as sounding with a hammer or chain for subsurface delamination. While more sophisticated nondestructive evaluation (NDE) tools offer powerful alternatives to current practice, their effective implementation and deployment demand multi-disciplinary teams to integrate technology-specific expertise with sound structural engineering heuristics.