04/18/2024
  • 05/02/2023 ‘AASHTO News’ Moves to a New Web Address
  • 02/03/2023 AASHTO Doubles Down on Safety as National Roadway Safety Strategy ‘First Mover’
  • 01/06/2023 Wisconsin DOT Secretary Craig Thompson Elected AASHTO VP
  • 11/03/2022 Louisiana Secretary and AASHTO Immediate Past President Announces Two Endowed Scholarships in Engineering and Policy
  • 10/23/2022 AASHTO’s New President to Emphasize Resilience

WASHINGTON – The Federal Highway Administration should move ahead with plans to update the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, according to comments submitted today by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. The comments were included in a cover letter signed by Victoria Sheehan, commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Transportation […]

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Online Voters and Expert Judges to Choose Winners from Twelve Finalists WASHINGTON—After 79 project nominees from 36 State Departments of Transportation, competed in four hard fought U.S. regional contests, the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials is today announcing the Top 12 finalists in the 2020 America’s Transportation Awards Competition. State DOT projects […]

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WASHINGTON— Transportation projects in Arizona, California, Hawaii, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, and Washington State earned regional recognition in the America’s Transportation Awards for providing solutions that increase safety and save lives, make infrastructure more resilient, and improve the quality of life for the citizens of their communities. “The people who planned, engineered and built […]

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WASHINGTON— Transportation projects in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia earned regional recognition in the America’s Transportation Awards for utilizing groundbreaking technology, making communities safer, and expanding transportation options to surrounding communities. “The people who planned, engineered and built these projects deserve recognition for the positive impacts they have provided through these investments […]

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WASHINGTON— Transportation projects in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania earned regional recognition in the America’s Transportation Awards for reducing crashes and saving lives, expanding reliable access to economic opportunities for community members, and revitalizing communities. “The people who planned, engineered and built these projects deserve recognition for the positive impacts they have provided […]

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