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Highway Administration Proposing Work-Zone Safety Amendments

The Federal Highway Administration issued an advanced notice of proposed rulemaking as it looks to amend its work-zone safety rules for the first time since the 1970s. State DOTs will be asked to … [Read more...] about Highway Administration Proposing Work-Zone Safety Amendments

Indiana DOT Speeds Up Interstate Upgrade Project With a ‘Hyperfix’

The Indiana Department of Transportation's unique approach to repairing two critical sections of downtown Indianapolis Interstate highways, known as "Hyperfix" was featured as a showcase project … [Read more...] about Indiana DOT Speeds Up Interstate Upgrade Project With a ‘Hyperfix’

Work Zone Death Toll Rises Again in 2002

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) posted the official work-zone death toll for the year 2002 -- 1,181 fatalities, an increase of 102 over the previous year. "While we believe … [Read more...] about Work Zone Death Toll Rises Again in 2002

Seven States, Two Counties, Two Cities Win Roadway Safety Awards

A total of 13 winners in three categories took home this year's Roadway Safety Awards, jointly conferred by the Federal Highway Administration and the Roadway Safety Foundation. The awards were made … [Read more...] about Seven States, Two Counties, Two Cities Win Roadway Safety Awards

Project Oversight, Work Zone Safety and International Marketing of Software Were Among the AASHTO Initiatives in 2003 in Engineering and Technical Services

AASHTO placed a greater focus on project management and cost estimating issues in 2003. AASHTO's Task Force on Project Oversight worked cooperatively with FHWA in developing draft recommendations for … [Read more...] about Project Oversight, Work Zone Safety and International Marketing of Software Were Among the AASHTO Initiatives in 2003 in Engineering and Technical Services

National Work Zone Fatalities Memorial Unveiled: AASHTO Cosponsors National Work Zone Safety Awareness Week Event

The National Work Zone Memorial, a traveling wall engraved with the names of Americans killed in work-zone crashes was dedicated at National Work Zone Safety Awareness Week 2002. Leaders of several … [Read more...] about National Work Zone Fatalities Memorial Unveiled: AASHTO Cosponsors National Work Zone Safety Awareness Week Event

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