https://www.mobilityauthority.com/
The Central Texas Regional Mobility Authority is featured in the article on page 49. This is a link to the authority’s website, which provides maps and fact sheets on current and future projects in the region.

https://usdot.zoomgov.com/rec/play/3HIaTbmKIjupNOA9aqDpvEA7OC6RX_kJ8e1TxkinXdB8X K9ouFluRc5qeH5wEzFI3gL2ysToeqaGWkXr.cc31Ges3rZDy-NOK?continueMode=true
This is a link to a webinar presented by the Federal Highway Administration on August 2, 2022, to review the recent changes to the Buy America requirements, which were discussed in the Perspective article on page 10. The passcode to access the webinar recording is *DiG2s4S

https://abc-utc.fiu.edu/mc-events/north-carolinas-rodanthe-jug-handle-bridge-precast-bridge-elements-and-innovative-construction-approach/?mc_id=729
The Rodanthe “Jug Handle” on North Carolina’s Outer Banks is featured in the Project article on page 26. This is a link to a webinar from Florida International University’s Accelerated Bridge Construction Center about the innovative construction techniques used on that project.

https://www.flatironcorp.com/project/n-c-12-rodanthe-bridge/
Flatiron was the contractor on the Rodanthe “Jug Handle” Bridge on North Carolina’s Outer Banks, which is the focus of the Project article on page 26. This is a link to a project summary on Flatiron’s website with details and photos of the site and construction.

https://www.txdot.gov/inside-txdot/get-involved/about/hearings-meetings/amarillo/080619.html
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) held a preconstruction open house about the U.S. Route 83 and State Highway 15 bridge replacements project. This link is to a web page where slides of the project presentation, which shows the original design concept. After letting, the contractor and precaster submitted an alternative design that was accepted by TxDOT. This project is featured in the Project article on page 18 and in the Creative Concrete Construction article on page 40.

https://lsc-pagepro.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=61068&i=741590&p=20&pre=1&ver=html5s
The reconstruction of the Lake Tillery Bridge superstructure is the focus of the Concrete Bridge Technology article on page 38. Before the construction of this bridge in 1927, there was another one: Swift Island Bridge, an open-spandrel reinforced concrete arch bridge built in 1922. After completion of the Lake Tillery Bridge, the older bridge was used for load testing while it was still intact. This is a link to a video documenting the testing and demolition of Swift Island Bridge.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ae5PLpZZW48
The precast concrete bridge studio program at California State University, Sacramento, is showcased in the Editorial on page 2. A similar program at Idaho State University was the subject of the Professor’s Perspective in the Winter 2022 issue of ASPIRE®. This is a link to a pdf of that article.

https://onlinepubs.trb.org/Onlinepubs/nchrp/docs/SCAN19-01rev3.pdf
The Creative Concrete Construction article on page 44 highlights the process and findings of the National Cooperative Highway Research Program’s Scan 19-01. The scan addressed “the bump at the end of the bridge.” Most of the 12 participating states agreed that eliminating joints from the bridge deck and controlling and designing for effective drainage are crucial to structure longevity. This is a link to download the Scan 19-01 report.

https://nationalconcretebridge.org/
The National Concrete Bridge Council (NCBC), composed of trade associations serving the concrete bridge industry, is the focus of the Perspective article on page 14. This is a link to the NCBC website.

http://concretebridgeviews.com
This is a link to an archive of all issues of the HPC Bridge Views and the Concrete Bridge Views newsletters, which were jointly sponsored by FHWA and NCBC and are mentioned in the Perspective article about NCBC on page 14.

https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/bridge/nbis2022.cfm
The Federal Highway Administration article on page 63 outlines the history of the National Bridge Inspection Standards and recent changes made to ensure national uniformity for inspections and evaluations. This link provides access to several resources related to those recent changes.

https://www.asbi-assoc.org/index.cfm/events/MonthlyWebinars
This link accesses the American Segmental Bridge Institute’s (ASBI’s) archived webinars. The Design and Construction of Concrete Segmental Bridges for Rail is the subject of one of the webinars. Also available for download from the Publications section of the ASBI website is the recently published Guidelines for Design and Construction of Concrete Segmental Bridges for Rail.

https://www.penndot.pa.gov/pages/all-news-details.aspx?newsid=974
This is a link to a news release announcing that the Pennsylvania State Transportation Commission has updated its 12-Year Program. The new plan anticipates that $84 billion will be available over the next 12 years for transportation infrastructure improvements.