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Roadbuilding: Page 526
Roadbuilding
Special Report: EQUIPMENT’S BRAVE NEW WORLD
Where we are, how we got here and what happens next. by Kirk Landers, editor emeritus, Better Roads A recovery is coming for the U.S. construction industry. It will be long and slow. It will be different than other recoveries. And it will require planning. Even in the early stages, it is likely to […]
March 4, 2011
Roadbuilding
House approves 7-month extension of SAFETEA-LU
The House of Representatives voted 421-4 on March 2 to extend until Sept. 30 federal highway and transit programs that are slated to expire on March 4. The bill — the Surface Transportation Extension Act of 2011, or H.R. 662 — will now go to the Senate. The current federal surface transportation legislation, the Safe, […]
March 3, 2011
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Roadbuilding
‘Traffic choking nation’s economy,’ Ohio trucking exec tells Congress
uttle, president of Motor Carrier Services Inc., Northwood, Ohio, told the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that congestion is choking the nation's supply chain and economy.,uttle, president of Motor Carrier Services Inc., Northwood, Ohio, told the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that congestion is choking the nation's supply chain and economy.,uttle, president of Motor Carrier Services Inc., Northwood, Ohio, told the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that congestion is choking the nation's supply chain and economy.,uttle, president of Motor Carrier Services Inc., Northwood, Ohio, told the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that congestion is choking the nation's supply chain and economy.,uttle, president of Motor Carrier Services Inc., Northwood, Ohio, told the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that congestion is choking the nation's supply chain and economy.,uttle, president of Motor Carrier Services Inc., Northwood, Ohio, told the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that congestion is choking the nation's supply chain and economy.,uttle, president of Motor Carrier Services Inc., Northwood, Ohio, told the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that congestion is choking the nation's supply chain and economy.,uttle, president of Motor Carrier Services Inc., Northwood, Ohio, told the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that congestion is choking the nation's supply chain and economy.,uttle, president of Motor Carrier Services Inc., Northwood, Ohio, told the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that congestion is choking the nation's supply chain and economy.,uttle, president of Motor Carrier Services Inc., Northwood, Ohio, told the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee that congestion is choking the nation's supply chain and economy.
March 3, 2011
Roadbuilding
Reporter
Sneak Peek from the Big Show One fascinating launch at the CONEXPO-CON/AGG show this month is John Deere’s Service Advisor Remote. The pre-show teaser is intriguing: by tapping into your Deere Tier 4 Interim machine’s telematics, a Deere dealer will be able to remotely diagnose and fix a diagnostic trouble-code problem. (It also works on […]
March 2, 2011
Roadbuilding
On Record
What’s Next? By Marcia Gruver Doyle So where do we go from here? The editors of Randall-Reilly’s Construction Division – including Equipment World, Better Roads and Aggregates Manager – take a hard look at that question in this issue’s special report. Before we even attempted to delve into this subject, however, we felt it was […]
March 2, 2011
Roadbuilding
Final Word
It’s the jobs, stupid By Kirk Landers One of those teaser heads on an Internet news site in January relayed the wisdom of our times in a few pithy words: “It’s About Employment, Stupid.” This play on the famous campaign manager’s admonition to then presidential candidate Bill Clinton led to a political column whose author […]
March 2, 2011
Roadbuilding
IMPACT RECOVERY SYSTEMS’ TUFF CURB® XLP
In March 2010, Impact Recovery Systems began development of a curbing system that would offer superior durability, visibility, convenience and cost effectiveness in a light weight, low profile design. The resulting product was Tuff Curb® XLP. Superior Strength Tuff Curb XLP is a low profile high performance curbing system designed to withstand damaging high […]
March 2, 2011
Roadbuilding
CASE INTRODUCES ALPHA SERIES COMPACT TRACK LOADERS
LAS VEGAS (Feb. 28, 2011) – Case Construction Equipment today launched the new Alpha Series line of compact track loaders, introducing three new models that deliver best-in-class horsepower and breakout force. The new Case compact track loaders deliver 74 hp (55 kW) in the TR270 and 90 hp (67 kW) in both the TR320 and […]
March 2, 2011
Roadbuilding
APWA on reauthorization: ‘We need to take aggressive steps to eliminate red tape’
American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.,American Public Works Association (APWA) leaders recently attended Congressional field hearings and listening sessions in support of accelerating the delivery of federal-aid transportation projects. APWA transportation leaders were present at sessions in the Chicago metro area, Memphis metro area, and Vancouver, Washington, and also provided key testimony for the joint House Transportation & Infrastructure Committee and the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee in Los Angeles, to draw attention to the need to reform and streamline the process for implementing federal-aid transportation projects.
March 2, 2011
Roadbuilding
AEM honors Maine, Wyoming for equipment conservation, technology use
The Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) has recognized two U.S. conservation districts for efficient equipment use that enhances local conservation efforts. The awards are the result of a longstanding cooperative partnership between AEM and the National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) and highlight the pivotal role of equipment in the effective management of America’s natural […]
March 2, 2011
Roadbuilding
Ohio could lose $171 million in federal transit money
Ohio could lose a significant portion of its $171 million in yearly federal transit money if state legislators adopt a proposal that would cut back on collective bargaining powers for transit workers and other public employees, The [Cleveland] Plain Dealer reports.
March 2, 2011
Roadbuilding
Elgin Sweeper completes Pelican sale to Keiyo-Kogyo
Street sweeper manufacturer Elgin Sweeper completed a Pelican three-wheel broom sweeper sale to Keiyo-Kogyo, based in Tokyo, Japan. A member of the Tokyo Sweeping Association, Keiyo-Kogyo is using the Pelican to supplement its current fleet of 10 sweepers to clean the streets of Tokyo every night. Three-wheeled sweepers like the Pelican have been used by the city of Tokyo since 1957.,Street sweeper manufacturer Elgin Sweeper completed a Pelican three-wheel broom sweeper sale to Keiyo-Kogyo, based in Tokyo, Japan. A member of the Tokyo Sweeping Association, Keiyo-Kogyo is using the Pelican to supplement its current fleet of 10 sweepers to clean the streets of Tokyo every night. Three-wheeled sweepers like the Pelican have been used by the city of Tokyo since 1957.,Street sweeper manufacturer Elgin Sweeper completed a Pelican three-wheel broom sweeper sale to Keiyo-Kogyo, based in Tokyo, Japan. A member of the Tokyo Sweeping Association, Keiyo-Kogyo is using the Pelican to supplement its current fleet of 10 sweepers to clean the streets of Tokyo every night. Three-wheeled sweepers like the Pelican have been used by the city of Tokyo since 1957.,Street sweeper manufacturer Elgin Sweeper completed a Pelican three-wheel broom sweeper sale to Keiyo-Kogyo, based in Tokyo, Japan. A member of the Tokyo Sweeping Association, Keiyo-Kogyo is using the Pelican to supplement its current fleet of 10 sweepers to clean the streets of Tokyo every night. Three-wheeled sweepers like the Pelican have been used by the city of Tokyo since 1957.,Street sweeper manufacturer Elgin Sweeper completed a Pelican three-wheel broom sweeper sale to Keiyo-Kogyo, based in Tokyo, Japan. A member of the Tokyo Sweeping Association, Keiyo-Kogyo is using the Pelican to supplement its current fleet of 10 sweepers to clean the streets of Tokyo every night. Three-wheeled sweepers like the Pelican have been used by the city of Tokyo since 1957.,Street sweeper manufacturer Elgin Sweeper completed a Pelican three-wheel broom sweeper sale to Keiyo-Kogyo, based in Tokyo, Japan. A member of the Tokyo Sweeping Association, Keiyo-Kogyo is using the Pelican to supplement its current fleet of 10 sweepers to clean the streets of Tokyo every night. Three-wheeled sweepers like the Pelican have been used by the city of Tokyo since 1957.,Street sweeper manufacturer Elgin Sweeper completed a Pelican three-wheel broom sweeper sale to Keiyo-Kogyo, based in Tokyo, Japan. A member of the Tokyo Sweeping Association, Keiyo-Kogyo is using the Pelican to supplement its current fleet of 10 sweepers to clean the streets of Tokyo every night. Three-wheeled sweepers like the Pelican have been used by the city of Tokyo since 1957.,Street sweeper manufacturer Elgin Sweeper completed a Pelican three-wheel broom sweeper sale to Keiyo-Kogyo, based in Tokyo, Japan. A member of the Tokyo Sweeping Association, Keiyo-Kogyo is using the Pelican to supplement its current fleet of 10 sweepers to clean the streets of Tokyo every night. Three-wheeled sweepers like the Pelican have been used by the city of Tokyo since 1957.,Street sweeper manufacturer Elgin Sweeper completed a Pelican three-wheel broom sweeper sale to Keiyo-Kogyo, based in Tokyo, Japan. A member of the Tokyo Sweeping Association, Keiyo-Kogyo is using the Pelican to supplement its current fleet of 10 sweepers to clean the streets of Tokyo every night. Three-wheeled sweepers like the Pelican have been used by the city of Tokyo since 1957.
March 1, 2011
Roadbuilding
arlson Machine Control division introduces new online brochure
MAYSVILLE, Ky., U.S.A.— Carlson Software is making it easy to see all of the software and system solutions it offers for the construction, landfill and mining industries with its all-new online solutions catalog: http://carlsonsw.com/Catalog/MachineControl/. “Positioning and 3D machine control technology positively impacts efficiency and accuracy for most earthmoving, landfill and mining applications,” says Randy Noland, […]
March 1, 2011
Roadbuilding
Bid List
Tandem Smooth-Drum Vibratory Compactors 11.3 metrics tons and above are featured.
March 1, 2011
Roadbuilding
Mike Anderson’s American Iron
The U.S. Interstate System itself accounts for only 1.1 percent of total public road mileage in the nation, but still carries 24 percent of all highway traffic.
March 1, 2011
Roadbuilding
RoadWorks
Moves to slash project delivery time, red light cameras, a transportation infrastructure survey
March 1, 2011
Roadbuilding
Special Coverage
New binder permits less TiO2 and higher pigment loading, solar-powered dynamic signage, non-gating cushion and other products are featured from the ATSSA Convention and Traffic Expo.
March 1, 2011
Roadbuilding
Highway Contractor
Across the country, paving material suppliers andcontractors alike mining new opportunities with thin hot mix asphalt overlay technologies.
March 1, 2011
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