Tag: highways
Helping Public Transit Agencies move from the Current Crisis to a Better Normal
By Veronica Siranosian, AICP, LEED GA and Denise Casalino, PE
As states across the country begin reopening their economies, many individuals will have difficult choices...
Burns & McDonnell Bolsters Transportation Construction Capabilities, Hiring Steve Kellerman
20-Year Industry Veteran Will Lead Alternative Delivery Transportation Projects Nationwide
KANSAS CITY, Missouri (May 4, 2020) — As the need to restore and fortify the...
Trimble Introduces the Next Generation of Paving Control for Asphalt Pavers
Trimble Roadworks 2D Paving Control Platform Advances Machine Control with Integrated 2D Aftermarket Asphalt Paver Automatics
SUNNYVALE, Calif., April 30, 2020—Trimble (NASDAQ:TRMB) announced today Trimble® Roadworks...
Alexa Mitchell Joins HDR as Highways & Roads BIM Director
OMAHA, Neb. — Continuing HDR’s national leadership in Building Information Modeling for infrastructure, Alexa Mitchell has been named HDR’s highways and roads BIM director. Mitchell...
Arizona Highways Photography Contest
Since the 1920s, top professional photographers have provided breathtaking images to Arizona Highways magazine, produced by the Arizona Department of Transportation. Their photos of landscapes, wildlife...
A Shoulder to Drive On
Dallas-Fort Worth Highways Demand Innovative Solutions to Alleviate Congestion.
By Nancy Mitchell, P.E.
State Highway 121 is a major highway that runs from southwest to northeast...
Washington infrastructure earns overall GPA of ‘C’ from ASCE
The Inland Empire, Seattle and Tacoma-Olympia Sections of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) released the 2019 Washington Infrastructure Report Card, giving nine categories of infrastructure an overall grade of “C,” which is the same grade Washington State (State) received in 2013.
Team envisions future of the American road
Headquartered at the University of Kansas School of Engineering, a research team is envisioning what U.S. roads, highways, bridges and supporting infrastructure could look like in coming decades
Caltrans releases first Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment
Caltrans released its first Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment, an effort by the department to understand how and where the future effects of climate change may impact the State Highway System and its users.
