Collection: William L. Mertz transportation collection, 1895/1995 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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Advanced Group Rapid Transit [AGRT] Program Review Box 57, Folder 10

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assessment of Houston Airport Wedway Automated Transit System, 1983 Box 56, Folder 1

A report prepared for the Department of Transportation

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Barney Circle Freeway Modification Project: Environmental Assessment Box 57, Folder 2

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Battery Energy Storage for Rail Transit Systems Box 57, Folder 1

by Carnegie Mellon for DOT

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Briefing Memorandum [Consolidation of FHWA and UMTA] Box 46, Folder 1

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Cold Weather Transit Technology Program; Characteristics of Ice and Snow at the Interface with Transit Vehicle Surfaces Box 57, Folder 7

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Development of Track Maintenance Training and Maintenance Management Information System Programs Box 57, Folder 5

report completed for Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority

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Dulles Airport Access Road Corridor Transit Alternatives Study Box 56, Folder 5

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Federal Laws Regulations and Materials Relating to the Federal Highway Administration, 1983 Box 55, Folder 1

complied by Department of Transportation

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History (BPR - FHWA) [recommended organization, functional Statements and staffing of Office of the Secretary of Transportation] Box 46, Folder 7

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