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Articles in Sept-Oct, 1999 issue of Public Roads

• CORBOR improves safety, mobility, and productivity - Corridors and Borders Program of the Federal Highway Administration
  by Martin Weiss
• How transportation systems talk to each other - standards for intelligent transportation systems
  by David Smallen
• FHWA's Traffic Research Lab : searching for keys to unlock the nation's gridlock - TReL - Federal Highway Administration's Traffic Research Laboratory
  by Juan Morales
• Gold-rush ghost town gets a new Alaska yellow cedar bridge - bridge gives access to Dyea, Alaska
  by Frank W. Muchmore
• Innovative traffic control practices in Europe
  by H. Gene Hawkins, Jr.
• Rural road safety: a global challenge - rural road safety in the 29 member countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
  by Patrick Hasson
• Managing resources for the Y2K weekend - year 2000 transition problem
  by John W. McCracken
• Pedaling into the 21st century - investment in bicycle facilities
  by Kenneth R. Wykle
• Value engineering - multidisciplinary tool for analyzing and solving problems
  by Keith Borkenhagen
• Big Bridge, Little Bridge: the big dig soars across the Charles River - includes related article on the Central Artery/Tunnel project - two new bridges across the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts - Cover Story
  by Sybil Hatch
• Eisenhower transportation fellowships: paving ground for the new transportation professionals
  by Ilene D. Payne