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A Technology Transfer Newsletter for Local Transportation AgenciesCongratulations!Also Inside:Durable PavementEdgeHall of FameInducteesJ-TurnConstructionNew KYTCAppointmentsT2017 Graduates!he Technology Transfer Program is proud to announce the graduation of 165Roads Scholars and 144 Road Masters. They join the 2,867 Roads Scholars and2,179 Road Masters who have already completed the program.These dedicated men and women attended classes covering a variety of topics includingdrainage, low-cost roadway safety improvements, and leadership skills. Roads Scholargraduates attended 54 hours of training and Road Masters attended an additional 42hours.Routing BoxScott McDowell with Shelby County Road Department received his Roads Scholar.Scott was a farmer before joining the road department so he didn’t have prior experienceworking on the roadway. “I highly recommend the classes,” he said. “They provided a lotof great information especially to someone just starting out in the road department.”Dan Ison, Shelby County Judge/Executive, was in attendance in Lexington to celebratethe achievements of the Shelby County graduates. He was newly appointed as CountyJudge/Executive and coming into the job he was pleased to see the amount of supportand training made available to local governments. “I can’t overstress the constant needfor training,” Judge Ison said. “Some of our employees are going back to work afterretirement so this training has been a great opportunity for them.”www.kyt2.comGraduations were held at Rough River Dam State Resort Park, and the Embassy Suitesin Lexington. Patty Dunaway, State Highway Engineer for the Kentucky TransportationCabinet at the time, presided over the graduations and presented certificates at bothgraduations.1-800-432-0719Vol. 34, No. 1Winter 2018Additional information on the Roads Scholar and Road Master training program andgraduation photos can be found on our website at www.kyt2.com.Graduation, continued on p. 4. 4
2017 Hall of Fame InducteesGlen M. Kelly and Harold G. Mays were announced as the 2017 Kentucky Transportation Hallof Fame inductees. They were selected as individuals “who, by their foresight, dedication,leadership, perseverance, and integrity, have significantly enhanced transportation system in theCommonwealth.”Glen M. Kelly, a native of Danville, has more than 50 years of experience as atransportation engineer. Glen attended the University of Kentucky under the HighwayScholarship Program. Following graduation, he accepted a position in the RoadwayDesign Unit in the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s Lexington District Office. In1983, he was promoted to the State Highway Engineers Office, assuming statewideresponsibility for all preconstruction activities. Glen retired in June 1992 as ActingState Highway Engineer and Assistant State Highway Engineer for Preconstruction.In July 1992, Glen joined Presnell Associates, now Qk4, in Louisville, as SeniorVice President for Transportation. Major transportation projects directed by Glenat Qk4 include the Industrial Parkway, the US 119 Pine Mountain Design Buildreconstruction, and the Kennedy Interchange Reconstruction Section of the recentlycompleted Louisville-Southern Indiana Ohio River Bridges mega-project.In 2017, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet added the DurablePavement Edge to their Standard Specifications for Road and BridgeConstruction. The supplemental specification, 403.03.14, reads:“The contractor will have the option to pave roadway shouldersmonolithically with mainline pavement or by separate operation. However,if the shoulder is placed monolithically, with the mainline material, theDurable Pavement Edge shoe shall be used for the placement of the asphalt.For divided highways, the Durable Pavement Edge must be added to bothmedian and outside bituminous shoulders when the paved shoulder width is6 feet or narrower.”Glen M. KellyGlen married his high school sweetheart, Donna, in 1969. Glen and Donna have two children: Taylorand Jon. Their immediate family also includes daughters-in-laws Natalie and Emily and grandchildrenKatherine, Patrick and Carrie. When not spending time with the grandchildren, they enjoy golf, gardeningand attending UK football and basketball games.Harold G. Mays began his working career in 1960 after he graduated from theUniversity of Kentucky. He started with the Kentucky Department of Highways in theLexington District Division of Construction but soon transferred to the Division ofMaterials in Frankfort. In November 1964, he was named the Director of the MaterialsDivision and played an integral part in modernizing and updating their policies andprocedures.In 1969, Harold became the Executive Director of the Kentucky Crushed StoneAssociation where he worked to secure reasonable regulations for the industry from theAir Pollution Commission.Durable Pavement Edge Added toKYTC Standard SpecificationsThe Durable Pavement Edge, also known as the Safety Edge, is a simplebut highly effective solution to reduce crashes on rural two-lane roadways.Instead of a vertical drop-off, the Durable Pavement Edge shapes the edge ofpavement to 30 degrees. This angle provides a safer roadway edge that allowsdrivers to re-enter the paved road safety. The Durable Pavement Edge alsoimproves pavement density, which makes the edge durable.The Durable Pavement Edge improves the short and long-term safety ofthe roadway. Studies show that severe crashes often occur when a driverattempts to steer the tires back onto the pavement at an edge that is nearlyvertical. The research shows that virtually all drivers can recover, even athigh speeds, when the pavement edge is a 30 degree wedge.The cost to use the Durable Pavement Edge is minor for hot-mix asphalt. It is calculated to be less thanone percent additional material. The cost does depend somewhat on the specific design and constructionparameters, but typically the Durable Pavement Edge process compacts loose asphalt that otherwise mightbreak off.Harold G. MaysIn 1971 he left the Crushed Stone association to join the firm of Harrod-Carter and the Robert L. CarterCompany. In 1984 he purchased the company and later changed the name to the H. G. Mays Corporation.Harold G. Mays has been immersed in the construction industry in Kentucky for over 50 years. Throughouthis long and successful career, Harold Mays has made a pronounced impact on the transportation systemthroughout Kentucky.The inductees were honored on January 18 at the opening luncheon of the Kentuckians for BetterTransportation conference held at the Marriott Griffin Gate Resort in Lexington.A Durable Pavement Edge can be a costly investment for local governments that are on a tight budget.However, the Technology Transfer Program (T2) has a Safety Edge Shoe that can be borrowed by any localpublic agency in Kentucky through the Equipment Loan Program. There is no cost to borrow equipmentthrough this program however, the agency is responsible for shipping or delivering the equipment back to T2.Other items that are available through the Equipment Loan Program are a ball bank indicator, calibrationsign standards kit, comparison panel standards kit, digital level, and retroreflectometer.Visit our website at sfer-equipment-loan-program tolearn more about the Equipment Loan Program or to submit an online request form.For additional questions or to submit a request for equipment by phone, please call us at 800-432-0719.For additional information on the Hall of Fame or to see a complete list of inductees, portation-hall-of-fame/.2THE LINK, Kentucky Transportation Center, Technology Transfer ProgramVol. 34, No. 1, 2018Vol. 34, No. 1, 2018THE LINK, Kentucky Transportation Center, Technology Transfer Program3
Graduation, continued from coverROADS SCHOLARSLOCAL GOVERNMENTTom BakerJoe BarnesMark BarrettRobert BegnocheJames BlandNick BowdenDaniel BranhamJesse BreedloveBrett BurnsJosh CamplinCaleb ClaytonJimmy CourtneyTimothy EubanksTravis FindleySidney FunkShane GabbardMike GrayWendy GreerGlenn HawkinsPatrick HendersonDavid HerndonBobby JohnsonZach LainhartScott McDowellRobert MooreDonald ParsonsBradley PenceKendell PetersCity of DanvilleOhio County Fiscal CourtHardin County Road Dept.City of LudlowLouisville Metro Gov.City of DanvillePike County Road Dept.Hopkins County Road Dept.City of LondonHopkins County Road Dept.City of LudlowHarrison County Road Dept.Harrison County Road Dept.City of Bowling GreenOldham County Road Dept.Jackson County Fiscal CourtHardin County Road Dept.Marshall County Road Dept.Anderson County Road Dept.City of Bowling GreenCity of HopkinsvilleCity of Fort ThomasCity of BereaShelby County Road Dept.Oldham County Road Dept.City of BereaOldham County Road Dept.Hardin County Road Dept.Shelby County4THE LINK, Kentucky Transportation Center, Technology Transfer ProgramAlex ScottScott ShortAshton ShouseWesley ShullWilburn SiscoBarry SmithDustin SmitherDarryl StrattonJamie TiptonJeff WaldenAntonio WilsonTommy WoodruffBeau WrightCity of Fort ThomasMadison County Road Dept.Shelby County Road Dept.City of LeitchfieldHardin County Road Dept.Madison County Road Dept.Franklin County Road Dept.Shelby County Road Dept.Shelby County Road Dept.City of Bowling GreenCity of HopkinsvilleHopkins County Road Dept.Ohio County ParksRichard MoyersJoseph QuertermousJeffery WeathersSTATE GOVERNMENTDISTRICT 1Jelia BurgessMatthew CartwrightJames CissellRandy ClarkReggie DavidsonScott ElderTony EllegoodBrad HarperGary HenryDavid HinkleEric HowardTim JacksonBrenda ManningJoe McChristiant5Graves CountyLyon CountyCarlisle CountyLivingston CountyLyon CountyGraves CountyGraves CountyCalloway CountyCalloway CountyLivingston CountyGraves CountyTrigg CountyTrigg CountyCarlisle CountyCity of DanvilleVol. 34, No. 1, 2018City of LeitchfieldK YTC DistricCalloway CountyLivingston CountyLyon CountyDISTRICT 2Bruce ChandlerKeith EgbertCurtis EisonChristopher HansleyEdward HoltRex HydeChristopher LindsayDennis MathenyJoni WrightHenderson CountyHopkins CountyHopkins CountyChristian CountyHopkins CountyChristian CountyHopkins CountyHopkins CountyHenderson CountyDISTRICT 3Mike ApplebyChad CopasBrock FowlerKenneth HaganTerry HaleBradford HallMatt HelmsHank HockerMichael HollinsworthJohnny JohnsonDale LogsdonJames MartinRalph McKinneyBennie MinixJeffrey MinyardVol. 34, No. 1, 2018Warren CountySimpson CountyTodd CountyBarren CountyMonroe CountyLogan CountyWarren CountyWarren CountyMonroe CountyTodd CountyEdmonson CountyMetcalfe CountyLogan CountyAllen CountyWarren CountyBenjamin MooreKeith RobinsonPaul ShephardPatrick WillisWilliam WilsonErik YoungquistBarren CountyAllen CountyButler CountyMetcalfe CountyWarren CountyEdmonson CountyDISTRICT 4Chris BarrStanley BellJohnathon BradshawChadrick GarmonIvey HobbyRichard NunnJohn RuckerJames SmithJoseph YatesWashington CountyHardin CountyGreen CountyTaylor CountyHardin CountyTaylor CountyTaylor CountyHart CountyWashington CountyDISTRICT 5Jack BarnesJosh JesseBradley LyonsSamuel PerryBrian VestShelby CountyShelby CountyHenry CountyShelby CountySpencer CountyDISTRICT 6Jeremy BishopJacob BonarGranville CombsBracken CountyGrant CountyBracken CountyGraduation, continued on p. 6THE LINK, Kentucky Transportation Center, Technology Transfer Program5
Graduation, continued from p. 5Russell FieldsRicky GrimesChris MasseyKeith McKenneyNathan PerkinsMark StephensonJoseph StrukDaulton TaylorPendleton CountyKenton CountyRobertson CountyGrant CountyGrant CountyGrant CountyGrant CountyOwen CountyDISTRICT 7Charles BanksJosh CurtsingerDonald FlanneryWilliam HornbeckMichael HubbardKenny LayportChristopher MarkeyPaul MayCody MeriwetherJarrett PattonBrian PoucelBruce Ross Jr.Freddie YorkFayette CountyFayette CountyFayette CountyWoodford CountyGarrard CountyGarrard CountyFayette CountyMadison CountyFayette CountyClark CountyFayette CountyFayette CountyMercer CountyDISTRICT 8Timothy BertramPreston BrainardTanner BurnettWayne CountyPulaski CountyPulaski CountyTimothy BurtonDavid CampbellBrian CoffmanLeeRon CooperMichael CountsRussell DeSpainNathan EppersonZachary HatterEugene JagerTim McNallyGregory PettitTravis TaylorPulaski CountyRockcastle CountyLincoln CountyPulaski CountyLincoln CountyRockcastle CountyPulaski CountyLincoln CountyPulaski CountyRockcastle CountyRockcastle CountyPulaski CountyDISTRICT 9Glenn BellJeremiah MoyersJohn SwimMason CountyFleming CountyFleming CountyDISTRICT 10Chad ConwayColby FlynnMenifee CountyMenifee CountyDISTRICT 11Michael AsherRick BatesTommy BowlinAlvin CarpenterLeslie CountyKnox CountyWhitley CountyJackson CountyCity of Bowlingt 11K YTC DistricEric CollettJason FlanneryEric HallJonathan HayesPrice HoskinsTeddy JacksonAaron JacobsClarence LawsonJosh MedlockMichael P. RickettJoseph SaylorAaron SesterRobert ThompsonChristopher WilsonJason L. GearyMatt GrantRyan HaganLee HarveyGlenn HawkinsDavid HerndonMichael E. JacksonChad MillerRobert MooreBradley PenceTony PhelpsAndy ReyesWilliam RobinsonScott L ShepherdLeonard SullivanDavid WilbertWilliam WillisAntonio WilsonLeslie CountyWhitley CountyHarlan CountyWhitley CountyClay CountyKnox CountyHarlan CountyHarlan CountyJackson CountyWhitley CountyWhitley CountyLeslie CountyClay CountyLeslie CountyROAD MASTERSLOCAL GOVERNMENTt8K YTC Distric6THE LINK, Kentucky Transportation Center, Technology Transfer ProgramFranklin CountJohn AkridgeCharlie BeshearsDaniel BranhamBrett BurnsTommy BurrisJimmy CourtneyWilliam CunninghamAlan DePompeiJonathan DeweeseTimothy EubanksSidney FunkyGreenCity of HartfordMadison County Road Dept.Louisville Metro GovernmentHopkins County Road Dept.Anderson County Road Dept.City of HopkinsvilleCity of HartfordCity of Fort ThomasOldham County Road Dept.Oldham County Road Dept.City of Bowling GreenHopkins County Road Dept.Louisville Metro GovernmentMadison County Road Dept.Louisville Metro GovernmentCity of Bowling GreenMadison County Road Dept.City of HopkinsvilleSTATE GOVERNMENTLouisville Metro GovernmentHopkins County Fiscal CourtPike County Road Dept.City of LondonCity of Bowling GreenHarrison County Road Dept.Franklin County Road Dept.City of Crescent Springs (Prev)Butler County Road Dept.Harrison County Road Dept.Oldham County Road Dept.DISTRICT 1Jelia BurgessMatthew CartwrightJames CissellRandy ClarkReggie DavidsonScott ElderBrad HarperGary HenryDavid HinkleGraves CountyLyon CountyCarlisle CountyLivingston CountyLyon CountyGraves CountyCalloway CountyCalloway CountyLivingston CountyGraduation, continued on p. 8Vol. 34, No. 1, 2018Vol. 34, No. 1, 2018THE LINK, Kentucky Transportation Center, Technology Transfer Program7
Graduates, continued from p. 7Eric HowardTim JacksonBrenda ManningJoe McChristianRichard MoyersJoseph QuertermousJeffery WeathersGraves CountyTrigg CountyTrigg CountyCarlisle CountyCalloway CountyLivingston CountyLyon CountyDISTRICT 2Anthony AnguishJason BaldwinWes BentleyBrandon BurdenCurtis EisonSamuel GrayDennis MathenyKeith RobbinsKevin RolleyRandy StallinsHenderson CountyHopkins CountyWebster CountyMuhlenberg CountyHopkins CountyHancock CountyHopkins CountyDaviess CountyMuhlenberg CountyCaldwell CountyDISTRICT 3Mike ApplebyChad CopasBrock FowlerKenneth HaganTerry HaleBradford HallMatt HelmsMichael HollinsworthWarren CountySimpson CountyTodd CountyBarren CountyMonroe CountyLogan CountyWarren CountyMonroe CountyJohnny JohnsonDale LogsdonJames MartinRalph McKinneyBennie MinixJeffrey MinyardBenjamin MooreKeith RobinsonPaul ShephardPatrick WillisWilliam WilsonErik YoungquistTodd CountyEdmonson CountyMetcalfe CountyLogan CountyAllen CountyWarren CountyBarren CountyAllen CountyButler CountyMetcalfe CountyWarren CountyEdmonson CountyDISTRICT 4Chris BarrStanley BellJohnathon BradshawChadrick GarmonIvey HobbyTommy MeredithRichard NunnJohn RuckerJames SmithJoseph YatesWashington CountyHardin CountyGreen CountyTaylor CountyHardin CountyHardin CountyTaylor CountyTaylor CountyHart CountyWashington CountyDISTRICT 5Josh JesseBradley LyonsJoseph MobleyShelby CountyHenry CountyHenry CountyFleming CountyBath CountyNicholas CountyCarter CountyBath CountyCarter CountyClay CountyKnox CountyHarlan CountyHarlan CountyJackson CountyWhitley CountyWhitley CountyLeslie CountyClay CountyLeslie CountyDISTRICT 12Carl AustinJonathan AuxierLonnie LewisMichael SegravesLetcher CountyJohnson CountyLetcher CountyJohnson CountyCONGRATULATIONSGRADUATES!Additional photos areavailable on our websitewww.kyt2.com.Menifee CountyDISTRICT 11Michael AsherRick BatesTommy BowlinAlvin CarpenterEric CollettJason FlanneryEric HallJonathan HayesFayette CountyFayette Countyt3THE LINK, Kentucky Transportation Center, Technology Transfer ProgramPulaski CountyRockcastle CountyLincoln CountyMcCreary CountyLincoln CountyPulaski CountyCasey CountyLincoln CountyPulaski CountyLincoln CountyPulaski CountyLincoln CountyPulaski CountyMcCreary CountyDISTRICT 9Colby FlynnK YTC Distric8Brentley AndersonDennis BrummettDustin A. BrummettDerRick CorderAustin CressGerald DickChris DowneyAlice GarlandJacob GarnerKenneth McGuireHunter SneedDennis StringerSteven C StykesPreston SumnerPrice HoskinsTeddy JacksonAaron JacobsClarence LawsonJosh MedlockMichael P. RickettJoseph SaylorAaron SesterRobert ThompsonChristopher WilsonDISTRICT 10Owen CountyBoone CountyHarrison CountyBracken CountyHarrison CountyDISTRICT 7Todd BackDonald FlanneryWoodford CountyGarrard CountyFayette CountyGarrard CountyClark CountyMercer CountyDISTRICT 8Adam ConleyRobert CrouchPhillip EvansWilliam FraleyJames HawkinsBrian MiddletonDISTRICT 6Frank BlackwellJack CordrayJames DavisMichele HoustonDavid VickersWilliam HornbeckMichael HubbardKevin LaneKenny LayportJarrett PattonFreddie YorkVol. 34, No. 1, 2018Vol. 34, No. 1, 2018Leslie CountyKnox CountyWhitley CountyJackson CountyLeslie CountyWhitley CountyHarlan CountyWhitley CountyK YTC District6THE LINK, Kentucky Transportation Center, Technology Transfer Program9
HETATCheck Out Your WorldARYRLIBLaura Whayne, Librarian800-432-0719 or 859-257-2155E-mail: laura.whayne@uky.eduWinter is upon us! Planning, maintenance and safety are major aspects of your work. Included in this issue are selectedonline resources that may help you with your work. Contact the Technology Transfer Library to help locate transportationinformation or resources that you need. The Librarian, Laura Whayne, may be reached at800-432-0719 or laura.whayne@uky.edu.Materials to Consider:Internet ResourcesCreating ADA-Accessible Communities (Video)7 min. Delaware Dept. of Transportation andUniversity of Delaware. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v sxXNVDkDhuM The video highlightscommon ADA accessibility issues within pedestrianenvironments.Emergency Response Guidebook 2016(Publication). DOT PHMSA. 2016 s/docs/ERG2016.pdf The guidebook is intended for useby first responders during the initial phase of atransportation incident involving dangerous goods/hazardous materials.Proven Safety Countermeasures (Website). DOTFHWA Office of Safety. https://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/provencountermeasures/ Includes certaininfrastructure oriented safety treatments andstrategies, chosen based on proven effectiveness andbenefits, to reduce serious injuries and fatalities onAmerican highways.Safe Transportation for Every Pedestrian (STEP),Every Day Counts (EDC-4). (Website) DOTFHWA. /edc 4/step.cfm Pedestrian safetycountermeasures are highlighted along withresources, webinars, and links.Slope Stabilization Guide for Minnesota LocalGovernment Engineers (Publication). MinnesotaDept. of Transportation. 2017. 7G.pdf This user guideprovides simple, cost-effective methods for stabilizinglocally maintained slopes along roadways. Eightslope stabilization techniques are presented that localgovernment engineers can undertake using locallyavailable materials and equipment.Winter Maintenance Assessment tool (WMAt)(Website). Minnesota Pollution Control p?title Winter Maintenance Assessment tool(WMAt) As part of a chloride management plan,the WMAt was developed as a resource of all knownsalt saving best management practices. It is a webbased tool that can be used to assist in determiningwhere opportunities exist to improve practices, makereductions in salt use and track progress.Library ResourcesAV-VD047 Safety Doesn’t Happen By Chance(DVD Video). 12 min. 2001. Provides a concise guideto basic construction safety concerns and practices.AV-VD052 Backing, Parking, and Intersections(DVD Video). 18 min. 2006. Covers the keyelements of proper and safe backing and parking. Italso addresses driving safely through intersections.Secretary Greg Thomas Announces CabinetAppointmentsOn January 5, Greg Thomas, Secretary for the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet,announced the appointment of Paul Looney as Deputy Secretary, and Andy Barberas State Highway Engineer.Paul Looney was a recipient of the KYTC Civil Engineering Scholarship,and began his career with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet aftergraduating from the University of Kentucky with a civil engineering degree.He spent 16 years in the Division of Highway Design as a pavementengineer and later became pavement branch manager. In 2014, Looneytransitioned to the role of assistant state highway engineer where he wasthe project manager for the Interstate 69 projects in Kentucky and alsomanaged the Expedited Bridge Replacement Program.Looney recently served as the executive director of the Office of ProjectDevelopment. During his time in this role, he implemented thePerformanced Based Flexible Solutions initiative that evaluates the financialand design efficiency of projects, which has led to significant gains for the Cabinet.Paul LooneyAndy Barber got his start in construction in the Fayette County residentengineer’s office in District 7 after graduating from the University ofKentucky. He has served as the KYTC’s project manager on the LouisvilleSouthern Indiana Ohio River Bridges Project, leading a team that deliveredthe Downtown Crossing portion ahead of schedule and under budget.Barber also served as KYTC’s project manager for the Milton MadisonBridge Replacement Project, which was delivered via the largest truss slide inNorth America.Prior to being named state highway engineer, Barber served as theDepartment of Highway’s deputy state highway engineer for project deliveryand preservation. In that role, he oversaw the six divisions that procure, construct,and maintain the Commonwealth’s roads and bridges.Andy BarberBarber is replacing previous state highway engineer, Patty Dunaway who retired at the end of2017 with 27 years of service at the Cabinet. The Technology Transfer Program extends ourappreciation to Ms. Dunaway for her service to the Commonwealth and her support of ourprogram throughout her career.Did you know that the Link is also available in electronic format?To change your print subscription to electronic, contact Michele Baker atmichele.baker@uky.edu or 800-432-0719.10THE LINK, Kentucky Transportation Center, Technology Transfer ProgramVol. 34, No. 1, 2018Vol. 34, No. 1, 2018THE LINK, Kentucky Transportation Center, Technology Transfer Program11
TRAINING CALENDARMarch - May 2018ASK AN ENGINEER!Is there an engineering issue that is troubling you? Are you confused on how to address aspecific road problem? Then the “Ask an Engineer” section is here to help! Submit your safety,engineering or other road questions to us and we will consult an engineer within the KentuckyTransportation Center to find an answer for you. Questions can be emailed toamy.terry@uky.edu or mailed to Ask an Engineer, Kentucky Transportation Center,176 Raymond Building, Lexington, KY 40506.* Indicates Roads Scholar courseQuestion: What is a Road Diet and why would I choose toimplement it?Answer: A Road Diet is a roadway reconfiguration usedto increase safety and livability at a low cost. ImplementingRoad Diets improves mobility and accessibility for all users,including pedestrians, bicyclists, and public transportationpassengers. Road Diets come in different configurations.The most common configuration turns a four-lane road (twolanes each direction) into a two-lane road with a left-turnlane in the middle.Road Diets are often used as a traffic calming measure.Transportation departments and engineers will considerRoad Diets if a stretch of road has a lot of crashes or incitesspeeding, especially in sensitive areas like school zones oraround parks.For additional information on Road Diets, visit FHWA Road Diets at https://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/road diets/.This electronic newsletter informs you of upcoming workshops, conferences,and training events as well as highlights areas of interest in the transportationworld.Don’t miss out on receiving this informative resource!Sign up online at www.kyt2.com/publications.**Indicates Central Standard Time ZoneMarch1The Americans with Disabilities Act. Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park, Carlisle1Pesticide Continuing Education. Fairfield Inn Lexington North5Chainsaw Safety Clinic (3 Day). Lake Barkley State Resort Park, Cadiz**6Superpave Plant Technologist Qualification. Frankfort Testing Lab6Courageous Leaders and Courageous Followers. Hilton Garden Inn, Georgetown#7Grade and Drain Level I. Scotty’s Technology Center, Bowling Green**7Using Motivation and Discipline to Manage. Hilton Garden Inn, Georgetown*8Pesticide Continuing Education. Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park, Carlisle13Construction of Concrete. Rough River Dam State Resort Park, Falls of Rough***14Grade and Drain Level II. Rough River Dam State Resort Park, Falls of Rough**14Communications I.Rough River Dam State Resort Park, Falls of Rough***15Pesticide Continuing Education. Rough River Dam State Resort Park, Falls of Rough**20Superpave Mix Design Technologist Qualification. Frankfort Testing Lab20KEPSC for Roadway Inspectors. James E. Bruce Convention Center, Hopkinsville**21Communications II.Natural Bridge State Resort Park, Slade#21KEPSC for Roadway Inspectors. Rough River Dam State Resort Park, Falls of Rough**22Customer Service.Natural Bridge State Resort Park, Slade*22KEPSC for Roadway Inspectors. Hilton Garden Inn Louisville - Northeast27WZTC Technician Requalification. Holiday Inn Express, Bowling Green**27WZTC Supervisor Requalification. Holiday Inn Express, Bowling Green**27Construction of Concrete. Jenny Wiley State Resort Park, Prestonsburg*28Basic Work Zone and Flagger Qualification. Holiday Inn Express Bowling Green***28Snow and Ice Removal. Jenny Wiley State Resort Park, Prestonsburg#28KEPSC Inspector Requalification. James E. Bruce Convention Center, Hopkinsville**29KEPSC Inspector Qualification. James E. Bruce Convention Center, Hopkinsville**29Roadside/Vegetation Management. Jenny Wiley State Resort Park, Prestonsburg#April4451010111112171724252526Are You Receiving the TechnologyTransfer Newsflash?# Indicates Road Master courseGrade and Drain Level I. Frankfort Testing LabUnderstanding the Differences in People. Barren River Lake State Resort Park, Lucas***Leading Challenging People with Emotional Intelligence. Barren River Lake State Resort Park, Lucas**#Work Zone Traffic Control Technician Qualification. Mountain Arts Center, PrestonsburgDeveloping Leadership Skills. Rough River Dam State Resort Park, Falls of Rough**#Work Zone Traffic Control Supervisor Qualification. Mountain Arts Center, PrestonsburgRisk Management/Tort Liability. Rough River Dam State Resort Park, Falls of Rough***Basic Work Zone and Flagger Qualification. Mountain Arts Center, Prestonsburg*The Americans with Disabilities Act. Fairfield Inn Lexington NorthRoadside/Vegetation Management. Hilton Garden Inn, Georgetown#Work Zone Traffic Control Technician Qualification. Hilton Garden Inn Louisville - NortheastWork Zone Traffic Control Supervisor Qualification. Hilton Garden Inn Louisville - NortheastSnow and Ice Removal. Morehead Conference Center#Basic Work Zone and Flagger Qualification. Hilton Garden Inn Louisville - Northeast*To check the availability of a workshop, please visit our website, www.kyt2.com.To register for a class contact us at 800-432-0719.12THE LINK, Kentucky Transportation Center, Technology Transfer ProgramVol. 34, No. 1, 2018Vol. 34, No. 1, 2018THE LINK, Kentucky Transportation C
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