Worse by degrees   Roads & Bridges August 2008   By Al Karr
As climate changes, transportation planners will have to protect infrastructure from heat, heavier rainfall, stronger storms and higher storm surges

30 Years Young   Roads & Bridges June 2008   By Phil Lohr, P.E., PTOE, and Wm. Carey Kelly, P.E.
After three decades, I-65/Corridor X Interchange finally reaching completion
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Practice is Sticking   Roads & Bridges April 2007   By Richard L. Hanneman
Canada’s new approach to salting producing solid results

INNOVATIONS IN TECHNOLOGY   Roads & Bridges February 2006   By Bob Templeton
Bridge project preserves greenbelt, wins award

Do be so sensative   Roads & Bridges September 2005   Arthur Schurr, Contributing Author
Context-sensitive design is a comprehensive strategy that facilitates necessary improvements without environmental or aesthetic sacrifice.

Together they can move   Roads & Bridges May 2005   Asphalt Recycling & Reclaiming Association
The Asphalt Recycling & Reclaiming Association (ARRA) and the environment in 2005

Salt Pincher   Roads & Bridges May 2005   Andrew DeFinis
Use of FRP beams cuts the effect of saltwater atmosphere in Texas

Reclaiming/Recycling   Roads & Bridges May 2005   James R. Rosenmerkel, P.E.
Industrial byproducts help contractors rebuild in Wisconsin

Energy comes naturally   Roads & Bridges May 2005   By Stephen Damp
With oil prices over $55 a barrel this year leading to asphalt cement prices hovering around $200/ton and diesel regularly selling for $2/gal or more, the cost benefits gained by recycling deteriorated pavements has grown substantially.

Winner by a nose   Roads & Bridges May 2005   Stephanie Harris
Using meticulous evaluation criteria, NAPA has been recognizing the most environmentally aware HMA facilities with an annual ecological award, which began in 1971.

Biting into a mountain   Roads & Bridges May 2005   Mike Douglas and Gary Williams
the national trend away from new construction to the preservation of the existing highway system is requiring NDOT as well as other highway agencies to seek alternative approaches to pavement preservation that will conserve resources. Recently, NDOT pushed its CIR experience to the limit by requiring a CIR with overlay rehabilitation strategy on Rte. 207, Kingsbury Grade, near Carson City, Nev.

Don't scare the fish   Roads & Bridges May 2001   Kass Green
Remote sensing data helps Oregon map around salmon, trout

A garden on the roadside   Roads & Bridges May 2001   Allen Zeyher
NRVMA rewards excellence in management of roadside vegetation
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Present arms!   Roads & Bridges May 2001   Allen Zeyher
Roll call of soldiers in the war against advancing roadside weeds
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GPS helps manage roadside vegetation   Roads & Bridges May 2000   Elizabeth Marum

Keeping American roads beautiful   Roads & Bridges May 2000   Bill Wilson

Erosion eaten away by new agent   Roads & Bridges March 2000   Phyllis Martin

Lean and green   Roads & Bridges September 1999

Setting a new standard for quality   Roads & Bridges September 1999

Rubber-core sound wall makes mark   Roads & Bridges October 1998
Minimal equipment and manpower needed for installation along I-675 in the Buckeye State

The great wall of no sound   Roads & Bridges October 1998

EPA urges fly ash use in concrete   Roads & Bridges July 1996

Wetland Banking   Roads & Bridges May 1996