May 2007

It must take a few years to wash out an entire bucket of pig blood. After he was doused with humiliation days after the 2000 election, Al Gore painfully swallowed his hopes of...

Reading the news story, someone might think: There’s got to be a Humpty Dumpty joke here somewhere. (Humpty Peregrine sat on a bridge . . .) Recent newspaper accounts reported...

Concern for the environment and diminishing supplies of aggregates and petroleum products have made asphalt recycling an attractive option for highway agencies. In addition to...

With traffic congestion and delays a top concern of motorists nationwide, accomplishing needed roadway construction and rehabilitation work rapidly and with minimal public disruption...

As we begin to establish ourselves in the 21st century, it is becoming more and more clear that all things as we know them are in fact getting older. The first paved roads began...

Chunks of concrete can come from bridges or from anyone crossing the street. The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) was trying to sort out legitimate claims from the...

When Denver set out to complete the connection between downtown and the booming, historic Highland neighborhood across the interstate, no ordinary span would do. City leaders ...

When the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) initiated planning for the reconstruction of 3.7 miles of I-4 through Tampa, it resolved to use an approach that also would...