What does FLHO stand for?

Federal Lands Highway Office

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The agency's Office of Safety is directly responsible for implementing safety programs and working with other FHWA offices to advance safety throughout the highway industry, including program offices, the Office of Safety Research and Development, the FHWA Resource Center's Safety Technical Service Team, and FHWA safety specialists in the agency's 52 divisions and three Federal Lands Highway offices.

Building safe roads: Secretary Mineta's goal of reducing the Nation's ...

Today, five pilot States--Connecticut, Kentucky, Maryland, Minnesota, and Utah--and the FHWA Federal Lands Highway Office are using the concept to balance transportation needs with the environmental and aesthetic concerns of communities.

A natural balance: During decades of controversy, FHWA and its State ...

Twenty field engineers from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and the Federal Lands Highway Office have been assigned as members of the Extended Superpave Technology Delivery Team (STDT).

FHWA forms an Extended Superpave Technology Delivery Team

He has been an engineer for the Federal Lands Highway Office since 1970 and has been assigned to construction projects in several Northwestern states.

Preserving a sense of wildness