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Making transport policy more livable
As hundreds of states and local governments adopt ordinances or resolutions to incorporate new urban planning concepts such as “complete streets” into their comprehensive planning, the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) is urging Congress to do the same in the next multiyear transportation authorization legislation. Find out what AASHTO is recommending and how such projects may be funded.
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A possible dust-upSolid waste facilities are coming under scrutiny as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration considers regulating the amount of dust in recycling centers, transfer stations, and materials recovery facilities. More
Diminishing returnsTwo wastewater agencies learned from very different experiences about resource allocation: One had a shovel-ready project but no experience with prevailing-wage requirements. The other had to decide if fast-tracking design was worth the potential risk of being turned down for construction funds. Find out what happened. More
DOT spending reaches $10.4 billionDisbursements by the Department of Transportation under the economic stimulus law increased about $1 billion from February to pay for projects dominated by highway infrastructure. More
On shaky groundResearchers are installing seismic instrumentation to monitor bridges in British Columbia, and an online system is being developed in partnership with Chile to plan how best to respond when critical infrastructure is damaged by earthquakes. More
Products: Editors’ PickRoad-building and repair productsCheck out the latest product listings here. More Road to Recovery one-stop shopUpdated throughout the day, our Road to Recovery page has all the details you need on the $150 billion allocated for public infrastructure. More
Has your department recently awarded a contract?We’ll post it on our “Contract awards” page at www.pwmag.com. It’s easy: Just e-mail a press release indicating what the project is and what firm was selected to vsicaras@hanleywood.com.
Pencil it inThe profession’s most comprehensive list of trade shows, seminars, and training opportunities. More Plugged in to the professionCheck out our comprehensive list of industry associations. More
Public Works jobsCheck out the latest jobs from the career Web site brought to you by the publishers of PUBLIC WORKS magazine. More
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