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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation's value engineering (VE) program is presented. How the program stated, how it is now administred, and the accomplishments are described. The program has achieved significant savings of more than $10 million per year. Recommendations are aimed at agencies beginning a VE program. (Author)

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State departments of transportation; Transportation operations; Value engineering

Pennsylvania

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Administration and Management; Economics; Highways; Society; I10: Economics and Administration

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Sep 28 1984 12:00AM

• ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF HIGHWAY INVESTMENT NEEDS
• ESTIMATING THE IMPACTS OF CHANGING HIGHWAY CONDITIONS
• INTEGRATION OF LAND USE, TRANSPORTATION, AND ENERGY PLANNING IN MIDSIZED CITIES
• LONG-TERM PROJECTION OF HIGHWAY SYSTEM CONDITION
• ORGANIZATIONAL ANALYSIS OF A STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
• PARKING-REQUIREMENT REDUCTION PROCESS FOR RIDESHARING: CURRENT PRACTICES, EVOLVING ISSUES, AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS
• PENNSYLVANIA'S INVENTORY REDUCTION PROGRAM
• PREDICTION OF LAND USE TRAFFIC IMPACT
• PUBLIC MANAGEMENT IN A TIME OF DECLINING RESOURCES
• TRANSPORTATION EVALUATION IN COMMUNITY DESIGN: AN EXTENSION WITH EQUILIBRIUM ROUTE ASSIGNMENT