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... 147 Appendix B Webinar Participants Public Webinar, November 17, 2017 Views of U.S. Department of Transportation experts on research needs and current research activities related to the effects of truck traffic on bridges and pavements Panel (all Federal Highway Administration, U.S.
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... 148 EVALUATION OF TRUCK SIZE AND WEIGHT REGULATIONS Panel on pavement research priorities: Bouzid Choubane, Florida Department of Transportation Shongtao Dai, Minnesota Department of Transportation Lev Khazanovich, University of Pittsburgh Dallas Little, Texas A&M University Mark Snyder, Pavement Engineering and Research Consultants, LLC Public Webinar, February 8, 2018 Research priorities for improving understanding of the effects of changes in truck size and weight limits on traffic safety and on enforcement of truck regulations Panel: Linda Boyle, University of Washington Paul Jovanis, The Pennsylvania State University Jonathan Regehr, University of Manitoba Eric Teoh, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety John Woodrooffe, University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute Public Webinar, April 2, 2018 Research priorities for improving understanding of the effects of changes in truck size and weight limits on freight shipper and carrier mode choice and truck configuration choice, highway freight volume, and shipper freight costs Panel: Megersa Abera Abate, World Bank Chris Caplice, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Kalin Pacheco, California Department of Transportation Birat Pandey, Federal Highway Administration
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