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R2I Use of Porous Concrete for Sidewalks
Learn about NJDOT-sponsored research on the use of permeable (or pervious) concrete for sidewalks.
Pavement Preservation
See how NJDOT is advancing the use of Pavement Preservation treatments on the state's roads to increase safety, enhance durability, improve customer experience and minimize costs.
Research to Implementation: RAP
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Research to Implementation videos showcase NJDOT-sponsored research and the effect such research has in addressing transportation-related issues within the State.
Drone Videos
See how NJDOT is using drones to drive innovation and what lies ahead for this technology
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EDC-7 Innovations
Innovative Initiatives
Innovative Initiatives

Every two years, FHWA works with State DOTs and others to identify innovative technologies and practices that merit widespread deployment through the Every Day Counts (EDC) program. Selected innovations improve safety for all users, build a sustainable infrastructure, and grow an inclusive work force.

The NJ STIC has formed five Core Innovation Area (CIA) teams—Infrastructure Preservation, Mobility & Operations, Organizational Support and Improvement, Planning and Environment, and Safety—to evaluate and advance innovative initiatives.

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Transportation Resources Library Guide • Research Databases • Statistics • AASHTO Standards • Exam Guides • NJ State Library Catalog • TRB Research Feeds • TRB Snap Searches • and so much more!

Transportation Resources Library Guide • Research Databases • Statistics • AASHTO Standards • Exam Guides • NJ State Library Catalog • TRB Research Feeds • TRB Snap Searches • and so much more!

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NJDOT Safety Countermeasures Training and Education Videos

NJDOT developed these six videos to train and educate viewers on the design features and safety benefits of FHWA’s Proven Safety Countermeasures that improve pedestrian safety.

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NJDOT’s Technology Transfer (T2) program seeks to increase awareness of transportation-related issues within New Jersey, promote an ongoing exchange of ideas, translate the latest state-of-the-art trends and technology practices, showcase innovation, and disseminate research results in a form that can be readily applied to current transportation problems.