Describes types of air pollution in general and specifically transportation related air pollutants.  Emphasizes with the State Air Pollution Control Plan and how under compliance can impact federal funding for transportation related projects. 

This tape discuss how Amoco chemical and textile companies make their fiber a fabric materials.  It also talks about their different plants and what their responsibilities are.

This video discusses the different types of 220, 230, 240 machine sticks or electrodes that are welded.  Good video for inexperienced welders to learn new techniques, and safer forms of welding.

Discusses the difference between Africanized bees and European Honey bees.  The video describes the Africanized bee behavior and how to protect yourself.

A four-part presentation of general information about personal computers, software, hardware, and a review of application examples.   A very easy to follow video for computer beginners.

The video is broken down into two parts: 1) Skills Test - forward stop, straight line backing, alley dock, measured right turn, parallel parking of trailers, serpentine backing.  Applicants only need to perform 4 of these. 2) Road Test

This is a promotional video that discusses and describes ComCore road plates and ComCore road beams. 

Getting a handle on how to safely share the road with trucks.  The video gives a crash course in driving around trucks and how to promote wreck-less driving.

This video tests different tire pressures and determines the different problems they cause on the roadways.

This video explains the Emergency Relief System and the two types of damage to roadways it covers (natural disasters and catastrophic failure.

This video explains the two types of surveying (preliminary and construction) and the crews consisting of party chief, instrument man, and laborers.

This video, is a video manual of the EZ Pour Diesel Melter/Applicator.  Features are (1) vat capacities of 100, 200, 350 gallons (2) Double boiler construction of material tank, (3) diesel burner with input of 275,00 BTU's, (4) Automatic burner & temp controls, (5) A 2 or 3 cylinder diesel engine, (6) drive mechanism with infinite speed action, (7) full sweep mixer with two blades, (8) a large capacity diesel fuel tank, (9) skid and trailer mount units are also available.

The goal of this video is to teach safety procedures that will save money and save lives. This is a very good tape on safety as it explains the do's and don'ts.

The purpose of the video is to help viewers understand the risks involved in driving on wet roads and how to better manage risk-the chance of injury, damage or loss.  Managing risk when driving involves controlling visibility, time, and space, and being aware of the traction available.

This video explains the importance of obtaining a current U.S. forest map before traveling, having enough food and water, and being cautious when meeting traffic on these roads. 

Gives a view into the Glen Canyon Project in Colorado which was the building of the I-70, a four lane Highway through the middle of a canyon, and the master plan that was used  for issues like capacity while still taking into consideration the conservation of plants and animals.

This video explains that with the world changing so fast working together with other agencies or countries can lead the development of a cooperative bridge of learning and understanding.  This program also discusses T2 centers for technology transfer.

This video explains that HITEC is a new company with new ideas and technologies for highway construction companies. 

The Federal Highway Administration has stepped up efforts to make world wide technology activities a two-way street.  This video visits other countries and discusses their innovations in transportation.

This video is the result of innovations in New Mexico.  It shows equipment used in the removal of tumbleweeds from rural fence lines.

This video discusses the bicyclist responsibility to all traffic laws when riding on the roadways.

Demonstrates proper handling and is of liquefied petroleum gas: leak detection, proper storage, filling, and inspection.

Flooding is very serious and can be life threatening.  Please don't take the possibilities lightly.  This video is designed to help you be prepared for a flood: the precautions you can take beforehand, and what to expect afterwards.  This video was produced as a cooperative effort of 15 agencies.  

This video explains that the Transportation Research Board is comprised of professionals that devote their time and services to develop new highway systems and is a non-profit, non-governmental agency.

This video explains how to properly install underground fuel storage systems and the EPA regulations that need to be followed.

To keep employees and motorist safe in work zones, the Arizona Department of Transportation utilizes a shadow vehicle.  A truck mounted Attenuator is placed on the shadow vehicle for added protection for the motorist.  This video explains what a attenuator is and its benefits.

Explains the benefits that an agency can receive from the Technology Transfer Program.  Examples are given of assistance received by agencies from various activities of individual centers.

This video talks about how to properly make a construction documentation video and the importance of checking equipment,  batteries, and lenses before filming starts.

This video will demonstrate how SHRP will help highway maintenance companies determine which procedures to use on different reads such as thin overlays, chip seals, slurry seals etc.  They talk about work zone, safety for your employees and its benefits.

This tape is perfect for those rusty with the basics of metric.  It covers the history of the SI metric system, the difference between hard and soft metrics, and the basics of four metric units, meter, liter, Celsius, and kilogram.

Shows how to read and write SI metric symbols and numbers.

This tape describes in detail of metric measure and shows the SI metric symbols and derived units.  Shows how metric is used in highway construction.

This video shows how segregation occurs and the simple steps to avoid it.  It is useful to municipalities that make their own gravel.

Demonstrates problems that subdivisions must face before development is started.  Sewage, water, electricity and impact on wildlife are discussed.  Talks about regulations and laws directed towards subdivisions.

Subsurface utility engineering is a process of new and existing technologies for encompassing underground utilities for current and future construction of roadways that will save money.

This video explains three different levels and the different uses on jobs:  1. Automatic level  2. Engineers dumpy level  3. The Y level.

This video explains the newest road oyl resin.  This product is used as a soil stabilizer.  It can be used in either unpaved or paved roads.

This video discusses the development safety performance testing and recommends the use of a break away cable terminal called the Eccentric Loader B.C.T.

This tape discusses all of the good training methods that LTAP can assist agencies with in training new employees.  Gives examples of the importance of training programs.

This tape gives different methods for properly doing the job. 1) Get excavation permit. 2) Plan size of excavation. 3)Call utility company before you dig so you'll know what's under the roadway. 4) Set up traffic control for safety of workers as well as traffic flow. 5) Always make vertical cuts with slope excavation to stop undermining. 7) Proper compaction. 8) Close up.

This video was designed to instruct the public agency personnel in the proper use of arc and gas welding equipment, as well as, complying with set regulations.

The video highlights how the Kansas PCC smoothness program was developed its structure, and some of the secrets Kasas contractors use to build some of the smoothest PCC Pavements in the country.

Explains how heavier loads on trucks will cause more fatigue for paved roads.  This video also explains how to determine the life of roads by having inspectors use different equations to calculate or adjust the damage factor that haul trucks cause. 

This video is a basic overview of how to properly build roads using 5 design considerations capacity, geometric, drainage, pavement types, and safety.

Discusses surface (asphalt), base, the subgrade of roads, and how cold or hot weather will effect road life.  In addition, it explains the differences between single or tandem axle trucks and what effect they have on the road.

Shows types of pavements, effects on environment, uses of truck data design, and effects from increased truck size and weight.

Gives different requirements on how to properly build roads so they will last 15-20 years and discusses load restrictions to roads and explains why they are implemented.

The goal of this video is to reduce road deterioration by setting priorities on low volume roads and the benefits of proper maintenance.

Frost damage cause a lot of problems on roadways and airports.  Rutting, buckling, cracking, shifting, H2O, saturation, freeze-thawing.  These all damage our roadways.  This video will show some studies that have been done by the Army Corp of Engineers, in solving this problem.

This video explain the laws of blue staking within Arizona.