Researchers at the University of Wyoming developed a system for establishing passing zones on rural two-lane highways that is more accurate and more efficient that an existing outdated system. The two-vehicle system uses vehicle-to-vehicle communication, video technology, GPS, speed data and machine vision systems to establish passing and no-passing zones.
Researchers at the University of Utah are developing accurate ways of modeling the seismic performance of bridges constructed using accelerated bridge construction techniques that enhance construction quality and speed.
In this issue of the North Dakota Impaired Driving Newsletter we feature the traffic safety partner showcase, continue discussion on plea agreements, and discuss preventing addiction before it starts. Also, review the summer ND Impaired Driving
Conference and include a list of upcoming training and events along with a training resource listing.
Employees encounter risks and hazards to injuring their hands more than they are aware of at their workplace. A statistic from NDACo – 20% of all Highway Department claims involve the hands. How are they injuring their hands?
