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John W. Epling "Telus: this state-of-the-practice software is helping MPOs and DOTs improve their transportation planning". Public Roads. FindArticles.com. 04 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3724/is_3_66/ai_95580199/

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• Digging into LTPP pavement data: students and professors mine the LTPP database to reveal new research insights and earn well-deserved national recognition
  by Antonio Nieves Torres
• FHWA loan launches Central Texas Turnpike Project - Management and Administration
• Conferences/Special Events Calendar
• A decade of achievement: now celebrating its 10th year, FHWA's Advanced Research program has produced a host of tangible results ranging from "smart bridges" to detectors that alert drowsy drivers
  by Richard A. Livingston
• Mineta names Capka to serve as FHWA deputy - Personnel
• Students grab the gold ring: Construction Career Days are sweeping the country, ensuring a bright future for an industry badly in need of more workers
  by Keri A. Funderburg
• Making Work Zones Work Better - Management and Administration
• Reporting changes of address - National Highway Institute Update
• "Back to basics" saves lives: The Louisiana Division uses tried-and-true techniques to ensure a safe, secure, and efficient transportation system for highway travelers
  by Mary Stringfellow
• TRB to release Access Management Manual - Public Information and Information Exchange
• Measuring the road to improvement: performance-based management at the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation represents progress at its best
  by Connie Yew
• USDOT funds university-based center for transportation excellence - Management and Administration
• NHI offers two new pavement courses - National Highway Institute Update
• Making it happen the fast way: A behind-the-scenes account of the rapid decisions after an I-40 Oklahoma bridge was struck by two barges
  by Ron Zeitz
• New software to help states evaluate highway performance - Technical News
• Memo on changeable message signs - Management and Administration
• Robust partnerships create a stronger transportation system - Editor's Notes
• Does your interchange design have you going around in circles?
  by Joe G. Bared
• New CD-ROM takes the bite out of bad weather - Internet Watch
  by Keri Funderburg
• Telus: this state-of-the-practice software is helping MPOs and DOTs improve their transportation planning
  by John W. Epling
• "Infostructure" to improve safety of U.S. transportation system - Management and Administration
• Transport properties and durability of concrete: literature review and research plan - Recent Communications Products
• The scan of the wild: an international tour checks out how European countries handle roadkill, habitat fragmentation, and other impacts of highways on wildlife
  by Fred Bank
• From small beginnings come great things: take a look at the small business innovations that support FHWA research goals and improve the transportation system
  by John F. Munro
• Identification and evaluation of driver errors: overview and recommendations - Recent Communications Products
• Filling the pipeline: A milestone agreement emerged from the National Workforce Summit for an urgent industry-wide partnership to attract and retain transportation workers
  by Clark Martin
• Americans invited to comment on future transportation programs - Policy and Legislation
• Guidelines for detection, analysis, and treatment of materials-related distress in concrete pavement - Recent Communications Products