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Traffic signs have come a long way since the early 20th century, when stop signs were mostly yellow and federal regulations were minimal. Not only do traffic signs look very different today, the
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Each year, roadways suffer over 5.8 million crashes — and 21% of those are weather related, according to the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). If your community has a horizontal curve with li
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While wrong-way driving is not a 21st-century phenomenon, the past couple decades have seen a tremendous increase in the need for wrong-way driving countermeasures and the innovative technologies
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At one point or another, we’ve all heard someone utter the phrase “everyone makes mistakes.” And while true, mistakes on the road have cost thousands of people their lives — 42,915 in 2021 alone
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Imagine this: it's just past dusk and the streets are quiet as you head home from a late meeting, driving on a familiar road. You hum along with the radio, thinking about the email you need to sen
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Roadway transportation certainly looks different compared to a year ago, and the increased infrastructure funding is only going to fuel more technological development and innovation. By staying o
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