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Articles in Jan, 2001 issue of Public Roads

• Using the Computer and DYNA3D to Save Lives
  by Martin W. Hargrave
• Congress Provides ITS Funds for FY 2001
• PNGV Keeps Funding Level Despite Battle
• Editor's Notes
• Senate and House Pass Transportation Appropriations Legislation
• DOT Announces Land Transfer for California Bridge
• FHWA and RSF Sponsor National Roadway Safety Leadership Awards
• Learning to Beat Snow and Ice
  by Deborab Vocke
• FMCSA Will Participate in ITDS Pilot Program
• Minority and Women Entrepreneurs Honored During DOT Awards Ceremony
• Personnel
• Improving Roadside Safety by Computer Simulation
  by Dean L. Sicking
• New Safety Standard Set for Electric Vehicles
• Utah Receives $26 Million for 2002 Winter Olympics
• Safe Plowing
  by Robert A. Ferlis
• New Standard Requires Internal Trunk Releases on Cars
• Memorandum of Cooperation Signed by Former Secretary Slater
• A Sightseer's Guide to Engineering
  by Diane Enriquez
• Center for Excellence In Advanced Traffic and Logistics Algorithms and Systems
  by David Gibson
• ASCE Announces Two New Institutes
• NHTSA Publishes List of Recalls
• LS-DYNA A Computer Modeling Success Story
  by John D. Reid
• DOT Presents New Strategic Plan for 2000-2005
• Civis Bus Brings Las Vegas Back to the Future
• New Applications Make Nationwide Differential Global Positioning System More Pervasive
  by James A. Arnold
• $73 Million for Welfare-to-Work Transportation
• Highway Honors "Mother of Civil Rights Movement"
• Preservation of Wetlands on the Federal-Ard Highway System
  by Kirstyn White
• Transit Web Site Database Announced
• Florida's Road Rangers to the Rescue
• Internal FHWA Partnership Leverages Technology and Innovation
  by Dennis C. Judycki
• FDOT Develops Electronic File Method for Securing Plans
• States Get $200 Million in Discretionary Funds