MAJORITY OF STATES REPORT USING RWIS (English)
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Title:MAJORITY OF STATES REPORT USING RWIS
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Table of contents – Volume 70
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ARTBA'S RESEARCH ON INDUSTRY GROWTH| 2000
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SUPERPAVE 2000: WHERE WE ARE NOW| 2000
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THE TOP PRODUCTS FROM 2000 Readers' inquiries rank this year's top 20 products in our annual report| 2000
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WHITE RIVER BRIDGE USES QUADRIPOD PYLONS Details about one of only a few center-supported bridges in the world| 2000
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BRIDGE RESEARCH FOCUSES ON DESIGN PROBLEMS| 2000
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ARE AMERICAN ROADS READY FOR HYBRIDS?| 2000
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WHICH TO CHOOSE: CONCRETE OR PLASTIC PIPE?| 2000
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CRUSHER CUTS AGGREGATE ROAD MAINTENANCE COSTSLeibbrand, L. et al. | 2000
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HAS TEA-21 CREATED HEAVEN FOR CONTRACTORS? A staff report looks at the issues around who wins the most under TEA-21| 2000
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...COVINGTON COUNTY CONTROLS EROSION ON DIRT ROADS| 2000
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BRIDGE REHABILITATION: ECE MEANS REHAB WITH TRAFFIC Electrochemical chloride extraction offers a promising new technology for rehabilitating and protecting concrete components of bridges| 2000
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TURNPIKE BRIDGE PROJECT BEATS DIFFICULTIESWarnquist, I. V. et al. | 2000
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HOW SAFE ARE OUR BRIDGES? Details about inspection technology for suspension bridges| 2000
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SURVEY RESULTS: WHAT YOUR PEERS USE FOR THEIR WINTER ROADS| 2000
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WAYS TO PROTECT CREWS IN MOBILE WORK ZONES A review of helpful information available from the TIC at the University of Wisconsin| 2000
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HOW TO IMPLEMENT ROAD ASSET MANAGEMENT A look at the Interstate highway asset management techniques that can keep costs down| 2000
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PLOW LIGHTING RESEARCH IMPROVES SAFETY More visible plows mean increased safety for work crews and drivers| 2000
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DROPPED YOUR LAPTOP YET? YOU WILL!Nesdore, P. et al. | 2000
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ISSUES MOUNT OVER PAVING FABRIC USAGE| 2000
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ROAD INDUSTRY WEB SITES YOU CAN REALLY USE| 2000
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SPEED BUMPS CAN CONTROL WORK-ZONE SPEEDCleverly, C. et al. | 2000
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MIXING IT UP WITH WINTER MAINTENANCE SUPERVISORS| 2000
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DUST SUPPRESSANT TESTED ON PIKE'S PEAK| 2000
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AT-GRADE INCIDENTS AND FATALITIES CONTINUE TO DECLINE A look at new safety technology that can lower railroad crossing accidents and fatality rates| 2000
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...HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION - WHO CAN YOU TURN TO?| 2000
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WHAT'S NEW IN POTHOLE AND CRACK REPAIR Whether your roads are concrete or asphalt, new equipment can help you complete repairs in a timely manner and at a reasonable cost| 2000
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HOW TO PLAN WINTER MAINTENANCE TRAINING Ideas that work from the Salt Institute and other winter resources| 2000
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E-COMMERCE OPENS UP SAVINGS POSSIBILITIES| 2000
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HOW THE HIP ASPHALT RECYCLING PROCESS CAN SAVE YOU MONEY A staff report checks on hot-in-place recycling and why HIP is hot| 2000
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WATER IN CONCRETE CAN REDUCE STRENGTH| 2000
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USING GIS IN ROAD APPLICATIONS| 2000
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TID COOPERATION BUILDS HIGHWAY IN RECORD TIME| 2000
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MICHIGAN COUNTY TRIES C-I-P ASPHALT RECYCLING How Calhoun county used cold-in-place asphalt recycling| 2000
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NDOR USES WINTER SAFETY REMINDERS A checklist from the Nebraska Department of Roads, used to prepare equipment operators for winter work| 2000
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PARTNERING WORKS IN PENNDOT PROJECT| 2000
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ASR LEAD STATES TEAM ROLLS OUT GUIDE SPECS| 2000
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HOW TO ACHIEVE DESIGN-TO-CONSTRUCTION TEAMWORKBryan, T. et al. | 2000
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...ADD ROW EXPERT TO NEW ROAD PLANNING TEAM| 2000
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SMART VEHICLES: ITS INFRASTRUCTURE NEEDED A staff report on technology needed before smart vehicles become commonplace| 2000
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MANHOLE COVER DESIGN CUTS WINTER DAMAGE An affordable design that avoids cracked pavement around manholes, developed by the National Research Council of Canada| 2000
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IOWA DOT TACLES WINTER WEATHER| 2000
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HOW WisDOT USES RUBBLIZATION| 2000
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ITS TESTED ON VDOT'S SMART ROAD| 2000
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COUNTY, STATE IMPROVE RAIL CROSSING SAFETY New technology helps control traffic at railroad crossings| 2000
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EQUIPMENT RENTAL MAKES BIG CHANGES AT AGENCIES A special report on equipment rental trends today and what you can expect from the rental companies in the future| 2000
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INNOVATIVE BRIDGE DESIGN SOLVES TRAFFIC PROBLEMS A steel box girder bridge provides early relief in Boston| 2000
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FACTS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT FLOWABLE FILL| 2000
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CONNECTICUT IMPROVES EQUIPMENT TRAINING PROGRAMS Good training provides the key to efficient equipment operation at the Connecticut DOT| 2000
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DO CAMERAS CUT RED LIGHT RUNNING?| 2000
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HIGH-TECH COATINGS CONTROL BRIDGE CORROSION A special report on how engineers are controlling corrosion on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge| 2000
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SURVEY RESULTS: ARE COUNTY AGENCIES USING GIS?| 2000
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...CONTROLLING ROADSIDE VEGETATION ON A BUDGET| 2000
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ROADTRAIN CUTS COSTS ON IOWA ROADS Road recycling details on this project| 2000
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PROJECT TIME CUT BY 23 YEARS WITH PARTNERING| 2000
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HOW TO DEAL WITH INVASIVE EXOTIC PLANTS Are your roadsides taken over by kudzu or leafy spurge?| 2000
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ASPHALT INTERSECTIONS: MATERIALS, DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION| 2000
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MODEL PREDICTS TRAFFIC CONGESTION How Dr. John Leonard's traffic flow model predicts traffic congestion| 2000
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BRIDGE REPLACEMENT INVOLVES COMMUNITY Snohomish county officials involved the community when replacing a landmark bridge| 2000
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ARIZONA DOT'S CORRIDOR SAFETY PROGRAM| 2000
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ASPHALT SEGREGATION: MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE| 2000
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DESIGNS WITH THE CENTER-TURNING OVERPASS| 2000
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...CHANGING LONG-DISTANCE PROVIDERS?| 2000
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5 PM TREATMENTS FOR FLEXIBLE PAVEMENTS| 2000
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ODOT MANAGERS WILL ISSUE REPORT CARDS TO CONTRACTORS| 2000
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ARTBA REPORT: The Untold Story; Transportation and the Environment| 2000
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POTHOLES: RESOURCES PROVIDE HELP YOU NEED| 2000
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...WHAT'S NEW IN CRANES, LARGE AND SMALL| 2000
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CRACK CONTROL: USING NEW POLYMERS High-performance polymers solve crack problems for road applications| 2000
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WEATHERING STEEL CONTROLS BRIDGE COSTS PennDOT found a way to keep bridge operating costs down using weathering steel| 2000
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BETTER FUNDING MEANS BETTER ROADS| 2000
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GETTING ONLINE: IT KEEPS GETTING EASIER| 2000
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HOW GEORGIA DOT DEALT WITH HURRICANE FLOYD Emergency management efforts earned FHWA recognition and were made a model in evacuation planning| 2000
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...STRUCTURAL ADEQUACY IN ASPHALT INTERSECTIONS| 2000
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CONFINEMENT SYSTEM AIDS CONSTRUCTION OF BYPASS ROAD Hawaii solves a tricky rockslide/road problem| 2000
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MAINTENANCE FIELD DEMOS WORK| 2000
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ATSSA REPORT: 19 NEW WORK-ZONE DEVICES The newest devices that were displayed at this year's American Traffic Safety Services Association Exhibit| 2000
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COMMUNICATIONS EASE ARIZONA PROJECTBrisk, D. / Livingston, J. et al. | 2000
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10 WAYS TO CUT TIRE COSTS| 2000
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CLEARWATER SELECTS SIGNATURE BRIDGE DESIGNPower, E. H. / van der Veen, T. / Butler, D. et al. | 2000
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UTAH TESTS CONCRETE FAST-PATCH PRODUCTS| 2000
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...MONTANA: NO SPEED LIMITS RESULT IN FEWER ACCIDENTS| 2000
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GEORGIA IMPLEMENTS WORK-ZONE SAFETY PLAN the DOT's new planAshford, S. et al. | 2000
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GEOTEXTILES PROTECT CULVERT STRUCTURE A look at solutions in this Canadian project| 2000
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HOW GOOD ARE INTERNET ROAD MAPS AND DIRECTIONS?| 2000
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SLOWING THEM DOWN IN DEADLY WORK ZONES devices that remind drivers about their speed and the need to slow their vehiclesFors, C. et al. | 2000
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...THE BEST STEPS TO ENSURE QUALITY HIGHWAYS| 2000
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FASCINATING WEB SITES YOU CAN GO TO DIRECTLY From bridges to contractor information to safety| 2000
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...HOW TEXAS USES TRASH TO RECYCLE ROADS| 2000
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THE INTERNET-MAP ALTERNATIVE: IN-VEHICLE GPS NAVIGATION| 2000
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REPLACEMENT PARTS: THE REAL THING WORKS BEST| 2000
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FRP SPECS WILL HELP REDUCE BRIDGE REPLACEMENT BACKLOG| 2000
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RESEARCH WILL IMPROVE SIGNS AND SIGNALS| 2000
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PUMP-CONVEYOR DUO SPEEDS CONCRETE BRIDGE WORK| 2000
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HOW ARE ASPHALT INTERSECTIONS DOING?| 2000
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COMPUTER VENDORS CATER TO USER NEEDS A look at hardware geared for our industry's use| 2000
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SPECIALIZED SOFTWARE MEASURES ROAD CONDITIONS| 2000
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VIRGINIA DOT USES SCADA FOR TUNNEL TRAFFIC CONTROL| 2000
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TESTS SHOW WHITETOPPING BENEFITS AFTER 10 YEARS| 2000
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NEW SYSTEMS LENGTHEN MARKING LIFE| 2000
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MAJORITY OF STATES REPORT USING RWIS| 2000
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INNOVATIVE TRAFFIC APPROACH SAVES DAYS AND DOLLARS| 2000
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SOFTWARE AIDS WINTER TRAFFIC FLOW IN NEW JERSEY| 2000
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9 NEW SNOW REMOVAL GADGETS GET CONCEPT TEST| 2000
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ROAD CONSTRUCTION/REPAIR EQUIPMENT RENTALS MOVE HIGHER| 2000
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FHWA REPORT: A NEW MUTCD IS ON THE WAY| 2000
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ROLLING OUT THE REPAIRS IN SOUTH DAKOTA| 2000