A guide to HPC   Roads & Bridges May 2005   Lou Triandafilou, P.E.
The HPC Exchange features detailed results from a 2003-04 survey of HPC implementation nationwide. According to the survey, 77% of states have used HPC in low-permeability concrete for structures and 58% have used it in high-strength concrete.

Beach-front drainage   Roads & Bridges January 2002
CDS technology screens road debris, preserves harbor?s emerald-green water

Timing delays like relays   Roads & Bridges January 2002
State DOTs study new ways to speed construction in consideration of cost to commuters

Safety a priority for ATSSA   Roads & Bridges January 2000   Tim Gregorski

Safety first, keeping pace second   Roads & Bridges July 1999
In an effort to meet the demands of an industry which is constantly changing, the American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA) finds itself on-the-move heading into the new century. In an interview with ROADS & BRIDGES, ATSSA executive director Roger Wentz talks about ground covered over the past 1 1/2 years and the road that lies ahead in the coming years.

A paradigm in highway construction   Roads & Bridges December 1998

In the heart of the Emerald City   Roads & Bridges November 1998   by Claudia Cornish and Brent Olsen

The advent of drainage seams   Roads & Bridges September 1998   by Carolyn D. Wells

Largest design-build freeway project counts on PE drainage pipe   Roads & Bridges September 1998

Designed for seismic stability   Roads & Bridges August 1996   David Banasiak
Caltrans implements a pile-driving test program to study foundation systems for reconstruction of the I­p;880 Cypress Freeway in the San Francisco Bay area