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U.S. Department of Transportation
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The Federal Highway Administration ensures America's roads, bridges and highways continue to be among the safest and most technologically sound in the world.
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    Federal Highway Admn
    U.S. Department of Transportation
    @USDOTFHWA
    Aug 20
    Did you know road safety features we rely on every day started right in the Land of 10,000 Lakes? 🚗✨ From the invention of the auto-retractable seatbelt to the world’s first reflective traffic sign on a Minneapolis street, Minnesota has a rich history of transportation
    This image is an infographic about Minnesota, titled "North Star State Statistics." It includes Minnesota's flag. Key points are highlighted: - Crash Course: Details a 1963 University of Minnesota researcher’s contribution to crash test dummies for car safety. - Bright Idea: Mentions the installation of the first 3M-engineered retroreflective sheeting in 1939. - Statistics: 59 billion miles traveled, 142,445 miles of roads, 5,937,412 vehicle registrations, 4,217,820 licensed drivers. - Priced to Pass: Discusses the implementation of dynamic congestion pricing on I-394. - The FHWA 250 logo is shown on bottom left. The infographic is organized with text boxes and icons.
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    Federal Highway Admn
    U.S. Department of Transportation
    @USDOTFHWA
    Aug 19
    Now hiring: "Grants Coordination Division Chief/Supervisory Program Manager" in the Office of Administration's Office of Competitive Grants and Workforce Programs in multiple locations across the United States. Salary: $147.9K to $197.2K. Apply today: lnkd.in/eQRTgcUN
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    Federal Highway Admn
    U.S. Department of Transportation
    @USDOTFHWA
    Aug 19
    🚧 Honoring Those Who Kept America Moving 🚧 FHWA has issued a Public Notice for a Design Challenge to create a National Memorial to Fallen Highway Workers in Work Zones. This national memorial will pay tribute to the men and women who lost their lives while working on our
    A highway construction helmet rests on a barrier at sunset, with bright lights in the background. Text reads: "Calling all memorial designers for a special cause! National Memorial to Fallen Highway Workers. Help design a lasting tribute and honor lives dedicated to building safer roads. Submission deadline: October 20, 2026. The FHWA 250 logo shown on bottom right.