931 resultados para highway operating contracts
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Annual highway safety plan for Iowa Department of Public Safety
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Annual Highway Safety Report for Iowa Department of Public Safety.
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Annual Highway Safety Report for Iowa Department of Public Safety.
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Annual report for the Iowa Department of Transportation
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Report submitted by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources and the Iowa Department of Transportation to the General Assembly as required by Senate File 458, section 152, passed by the 2003 General Assembly and signed May 30, 2003.
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This report was prepared by a committee of city, county and state representatives. The committee met throughout 2002 with the purpose of reviewing and making recommendations to improve the efficiency and operation of Iowa's road and street system. This report is referenced in SF 451 and in Code Section 306.8A.
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State Agency Audit Report
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Other Audit Reports - Special Report
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Annual Highway Safety Evaluation Report for the Governor's Traffic Safety Bureau, Iowa Department of Public Safety
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Annual Highway Safety Evaluation Report for the Governor's Traffic Safety Bureau, Iowa Department of Public Safety
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Annual Highway Safety Plan for the Governor's Traffic Safety Bureau, Iowa Department of Public Safety
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A summary of the 12 regularly scheduled lettings and three emergency/special lettings held by the Iowa Department of Transportation for construction and maintenance work during the period July 1, 2003, through June 30, 2004.
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BACKGROUND: On September 11, 2001, terrorists attacked the United States. By coincidence, a North Carolina highway patrol trooper was wearing an ambulatory ECG Holter monitor at this time as part of an air pollution study. METHODS: Heart rate variability parameters were analyzed: standard deviation of normal to normal beat intervals (SDNN) and percentage of interval differences >50 ms (PNN50). RESULTS: The trooper's heart rate variability changed immediately after learning about the terrorist attacks. Heart rate increased and PNN50 decreased, while SDNN increased strongly. CONCLUSIONS: These changes suggest strong emotional sympathetic stress associated with parasympathetic withdrawal in response to the news about the terrorist attack. [Authors]
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Future plans for funding for Iowa Department of Transportation Report.
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Annual report for Iowa Department of Transportation