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Articles in May-June, 2003 issue of Public Roads

• Lessons learned: A major highway reconstruction in Orlando, FL, provides clues on how to streamline environmental studies
  by Tianjia Tang
• Alternative pavement surfaces may reduce roadway noise - Along the Road
• Internet watch
  by Keri A. Funderburg
• Guest editorial: safer, simpler, smarter: a vision for the future of transportation
  by Mary E. Peters
• Policy and legislation USDOT clarifies rural local officials' role in transportation planning - Along the Road
• FHWA releases video on signal timing - Along the Road
• Walls of fame: states share successful strategies for partnering with the public to design aesthetically pleasing noise barriers
  by John J. Sullivan, IV
• Technical news: FHWA offers self-assessment tool for roadway operations - Along the Road
• Former FHWA official leads ODOT program - Along the Road
• The fast lane to innovation: University Transportation Centers provide our Nation with an effective vehicle for transportation progress
  by Marci Kenney
• Wisconsin launches online research library - Along the Road
• The man who changed America Park II: president Eisenhower achieved his Grand Plan for the Interstate System with passage of the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956—but his interest in the new highways didn't end there
  by Richard F. Wiengroff
• Connecticut launches Web site for I-95, new haven project - Along the Road
• Training update: applying location data to transportation planning
• A benchmark for livable progress: transportation finds common ground with environmental; economic, historic, and community concerns in northern Delaware
  by Robert B. King
• Department of Homeland Security launches online information center - Along the Road
• Proactive approach to safety planning: The annual death toll on our Nation's highways remains unchanged, but safety-conscious planning may be the answer
  by Roger Petzold
• University Transportation Centers recognize student merit - Along the Road
• Personnel: President Bush approves new assistant secretary for administration - Along the Road
• Avoiding voids: abandoned mines jeopardize the transportation system and public safety, but States are addressing this underground threat
  by Thomas E. Lefchik
• Management and administration: FHWA makes bid proposals easier - Along the Road
• Innovative traffic management practices benefit Small Communities - Along the Road
• Correction
• Public information and information exchange: new guide compiles best practices in Context-Sensitive Solutions - Along the Road
• A lifeline link: after the wake-up call of the Loma Prieta earthquake, which rocked the San Francisco Bay area in 1989, Caltrans is building what may be the strongest bridge in America
  by Sybil E. Hatch
• Kentucky Bridge makes top 10 list of Roads & Bridges - Along the Road