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    Public Roads

    NHI is a regular contributor to the US Federal Highway Administration (FHWA)'s bimonthly magazine, Public Roads. Below are links to some of our most recent articles. Reading Public Roads is the easiest way to keep up-to-date on developments in federal highway policies, programs, and research and technology.

    Winter 2023: Federal Highway Administration's National Highway Institute Has a New Look

    The Federal Highway Administration?s (FHWA?s) National Highway Institute (NHI) will be launching a redesigned website and new Learning Management System (LMS) soon. This comprehensive update will provide learners and partners with a more dynamic and engaging environment to access the training resources needed to continue improving the Nation?s highway transportation system. Read More.

    Autumn 2022: Updates on Two-Dimensional Hydraulic Modeling Training

    For several decades, hydraulic engineers have used one-dimensional (1D) hydraulic models to perform hydraulic analyses for transportation projects involving waterway crossings and encroachments. Although 1D modeling required several assumptions to simplify the analysis that often led to inaccurate results, it was the best technology available for many years. In recent years, however, significant advances in computing power have ushered in the practical use and application of two-dimensional (2D) modeling. Read More.

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    To find courses or more information about NHI training, you can view the complete NHI Course Catalog , or download a custom catalog tailored specifically to your interests. Generating a custom catalog allows you to select your preferred delivery types, program areas, and organization method.

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