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Main Title World Survey of Current Research and Development on Roads and Road Transport (1980).
CORP Author International Road Federation, Washington, DC.;Federal Highway Administration, Washington, DC.
Year Published 1980
Report Number DOT-FH-11-8893; FHWA/RD-80-201;
Stock Number PB81-164402
Additional Subjects Roads ; Highway transportation ; Research projects ; Transportation management ; Foreign countries ; Highway planning ; Construction ; Pavements ; Maintenance management ; Urban transportation ; Traffic engineering ; Construction materials ; Traffic safety ; Foreign technology ; Transportation planning ; Roadside development
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NTIS  PB81-164402 Some EPA libraries have a fiche copy filed under the call number shown. 07/26/2022
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Abstract
This is the fifteenth annual report of the International Road Federation's continuing World survey of current Research and Development on Roads and Road Transport. It covers a total of 54 countries, including the United States. Since 1965 the series has reported on the activities in 77 countries, having included a cumulative total of 72,414 entries, corresponding to some 33,000 individual projects. Thirty-five in-depth studies on selected technical subjects have also been completed under the program. It represents the only world-wide inventory of highway research in progress, being a cooperative effort of the Federal Highway Administration and the International Road Federation. The purpose of the R & D report is to provide for all who may be interested in highway matters a simple, timely record and summary of current highway research and development throughout the World. The purpose is not only to compile and record the existing projects, but to encourage an interchange of information among researchers. The ultimate goal is to assist the countries in developing more productive highway research programs which will mean better and safer roads, lower maintenance costs and better living.