September 23, 2023
  • 10:49 am New Home on the Web for the AASHTO Journal
  • 12:07 pm Buttigieg Defends USDOT FY 2024 Budget at Hearing
  • 12:01 pm AASHTO Offers Robust Program for 2023 Spring Meeting
  • 11:58 am Will ‘Happiness’ Be the Next Key Transportation Metric?
  • 11:54 am FTA Plans to Beef up Transit Worker Protections

Beginning this month, the Hawaii Department of Transportation will mail “driving reports” to thousands of vehicle owners across the state to gather mileage data as part of the agency’s three-year study of whether a road usage charge or RUC could effectively function as a replacement for the state’s motor fuels tax. [Above photo by the […]

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A $6.5 million dust storm detection and warning system developed by the Arizona Department of Transportation is slated to begin operation along a 10-mile stretch of Interstate 10 south of Phoenix in the coming weeks. That money came from a $54 million federal grant the agency received for widening stretches of I-10 between the towns […]

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The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials is asking AASHTO Journal readers to help evaluate the quality of AASHTO’s communications by completing the 2019 Communications Survey, which can be accessed by clicking here. [Above photo by Rentvine.] This annual poll tracks trends in AASHTO’s communication outreach efforts, examining those print and digital channels […]

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