Low-volume roads are essentially those roads that are used in rural areas and do not have high design speeds or high volumes of traffic. By definition low-volume roads have an average daily traffic (ADT) of less than 400 vehicles per day, and usually have design sp
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This four hour course focuses on the engineering requirements for a Traffic Impact Study. These requirements include: predesign activities; various types of traffic volume studies; traffic signal warrant analyses; condition diagrams; and traffic capacit
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This course teaches the following specific knowledge and skills: Roles and responsibilities for the Government and Contractor, Methods of materials acceptance, Verification processes, validation of test results, and pay factors, Material project requirements: personnel, equipment, and sampling methods, Material properties, test methods, and certifications, Asphalt pavement: mix design, construction, surface treatments, and recycling, Concrete materials: specifications, acceptance, mix proportion
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There is an estimated 60,000 road miles in the United States that can be called coastal highway. The highways in the coastal environments have unique challenges than highways located far inland. These challenges can be attributed to storm surges, high tides, and...
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This four hour course focuses on the Preparation of Contract Documents for Highway and Traffic Engineers. It is extremely important for Highway and Traffic Engineers to be able to adequately inform Contractors regarding...
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