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Life cycle engineers overhaul risk assessment for coastal bridges.  Read More

A summary of both destructive and non-destructive tests used on concrete.  Read More

To meet growing water problems, tunnels are being used as reservoirs.  Read More

35 State DOTs are now using drones for a variety of purposes.  Read More

California now allowing fully driverless cars on their roads.  Read More

Bill now goes to the House for amendment and voting.  Read More

New Transportation Bill will likely result in more Design-Build and P3 projects. Read more here. Read More

The Salt Lake Tribune reported today that the Utah Department of Transportation is experimenting with technological systems that could eventually allow cars to talk to one another or with traffic signals. UDOT’s director of intelligent-transportation systems, Blaine Leonard, is “part of a nationwide technical group trying to work out details and standards.”  Read More

This September marks a year since the devastating floods of 2013. In that year, Coloradans have seen an amazing outpouring of strength and resilience. In a feature article on the flood event in March of this year, industry news magazine Roads and Bridges commented that “The public-private-sector response to the flash floods—which took place during monsoon rains Monday through Sunday Sept. 9-15—was so productive that the last major highway [SH 7] was reopened the day before Thanksgiving.” Read More

The US 40 bridge over the East Fork of the Elk River, approximately 7 miles west of Steamboat Springs, was identified as one of several bridges in Colorado in poor condition. These bridges were prioritized for replacement utilizing the Funding Advancement for Surface Transportation and Economic Recovery (FASTER) administered by the Colorado Bridge Enterprise (CBE). Read More