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Posted: May 21 Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of unintentional injury for the American Indian population ages 1 to 44. A fundamental aspect in this injury prevention is the ability to select evidence-based interventions based on high-quality data documentation of the injury events.Posted: May 16 NeTia Bauman, UGPTI's Tribal Program Outreach Coordinator, is representing UGPTI's tribal outreach effort on the 2018 National Transportation in Indian Country Conference (NTICC) planning committee.Posted: May 15 Do you know someone who's contribution to the transportation industry has put North Dakota and the region on the fast track? Do you know someone who has been a leader, a builder, a facilitator, a planner, or a visionary working on behalf of transportation? Please introduce them to us. That individual may deserve one of the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute's annual awards.Posted: May 10 Seven students will be the first to graduate from the newly formed graduate-level Department of Transportation, Logistics and Finance within the College of Business on Saturday, May 12. The new department is the new home of the Transportation and Logistics Academic Program that was previously managed by the UGPTI.Posted: May 9 Have you developed a way to get your work done faster, safer, easier or cheaper? Share your idea and earn some recognition for your efforts. NDLTAP is now accepting submission for its 2018 "You Show Us How" contest.Posted: May 3 NDLTAP director Dale Heglund and DOTSC/ATAC director Brad Wentz were presenters at the 2018 ND Association of County Engineers annual meeting in Fargo earlier this year.Posted: May 1 The goal of this study is to extend the application of EPS geofoam to that of directly supporting relatively lightweight bridge structures without the need of installing intermediate or deep foundation systems or using ground improvement to stabilize the foundation soils. This study evaluates the concept of using EPS blocks to support two-lane, single-span highways and pedestrian bridge structures under gravity and seismic loads.Posted: Apr 26 Monthly reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page were updated on April 25, 2018.Posted: Apr 25 NDSU transportation and logistics Ph.D. students recently presented research at the 59th Annual Transportation Research Forum April 10-11 in Minneapolis. The event was an opportunity for transportation professionals, academics, students, and graduates to present their work, discuss the latest research, debate contemporary transportation issues and network with other professionals.Posted: Apr 24 Each year, UGPTI awards scholarships to encourage students to pursue careers in transportation and to recognize outstanding achievement. Applications are due May 31.Posted: Apr 20 The 2018 North Dakota Symposium on Transportation Funding was held March 14 in Bismarck and facilitated by staff from the UGPTI. The effort was initiated by the NDDOT to start a conversaition on transportation funding today and into the future.Posted: Apr 18 In this issue you can find information on graduate school news and recent/upcoming happenings in the transportation field. This issue also includes a variety of upcoming transportation conferences, workshops, and webinars you may be interested in.Posted: Apr 17 The National Transit Institute is conducting a two-day course titled "Systems Engineering for Technology Projects," April 25-26, 2018, in St. Paul, Minnesota. Mohammad Smadi from the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute will be instructor. This course will discuss systems engineering, a structured development process for implementing technology systems.Posted: Apr 6 Monthly reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page were updated on April 2, 2018.Posted: Apr 6 The statewide driver survey provides baseline metrics for the North Dakota Department of Transportation Safety Division and others to use in understanding perceptions and self-reported behaviors related to traffic safety.Posted: Mar 23 In Sensors Online, UGPTI researchers Raj Bridgelall and Denver Tolliver describe how integrated information, communication and mobility technologies, including connected and autonomous vehicles, have the potential to reshape the transportation industry and improve quality of life by reducing gridlock and pollution.Posted: Mar 21 NDSU researchers Ying Huang, Pan Lu and Raj Bridgelall presented the paper "Road sensor network for smart city applications" at the Conference on Nondestructive Characterization and Monitoring of Advanced Materials, Aerospace, Civil Infrastructure and Transportation. The event was organized by SPIE, the International Society for Optics and Photonics, and held in Denver, March 5-8. Posted: Mar 12 In this issue you can find information on graduate school news and recent/upcoming happenings in the transportation field. This issue also includes a variety of upcoming transportation conferences, workshops, and webinars you may be interested in.Posted: Mar 12 Featured programs, resources available to tribes, coming events and more are featured in the newest issue of the Tribal Transportation Outreach Newsletter.Posted: Mar 9 The December 2017 North Dakota Dry Bean Stock Report is now online.Posted: Mar 8 NRRA is a pooled fund that will focus on solving problems that impact road owners with an emphasis on customer needs. This pooled fund will help direct and compliment the use of the MnROAD test track for local, regional and national research, tech transfer and implementation needs.Posted: Mar 7 Monthly reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page were updated on March 1, 2018.Posted: Mar 6 Nadim Wehbe, Allen Jones, and Thomas Druyvestein
An experimental research study was conducted to evaluate the constructability, durability, and visibility of alternative pavement marking materials and application practices in South Dakota and to assess the cost-effectiveness of pavement marking alternatives for use on concrete and asphalt pavements.Posted: Feb 27 Nadim I. Wehbe, Xiao Qin, Brett Tigges, Zhao Shen, and Abdullah Boudaqa
Crashes of heavy trucks with bridge columns are random events with low probability of occurrence. In spite of the low odds, previous collision events have resulted in catastrophic partial or full collapse of bridges. AASHTO-LRFD Bridge Design Specifications requires bridge columns to be designed for collision loads to prevent bridge collapse under such extreme events.Posted: Feb 23 In this issue you can find information on graduate school news and recent/upcoming happenings in the transportation field. This issue also includes a variety of upcoming transportation conferences, workshops, and webinars you may be interested in.Posted: Feb 22 Ahmad A. Ghadban, Nadim I. Wehbe, and Micah Underberg
Concrete infrastructures in cold areas such as South Dakota tend to experience early deterioration that is mostly triggered by steel corrosion. The corrosion is initiated by chloride penetration through cracks in the concrete. Fiber reinforced concrete (FRC) is known to be a good alternative to conventional concrete in cold areas due to its enhanced durability and resistance to crack development.Posted: Feb 21 Featured programs, resources available to tribes, coming events and more are featured in the newest issue of the Tribal Transportation Outreach Newsletter.Posted: Feb 17 UGPTI associate director Brenda Lantz was awarded a certificate of appreciation recognizing her six years of service as chair of the Transportation Research Board's Truck and Bus Safety Committee. The committee focuses on motor carrier safety in all its aspects and includes research and evaluation in human, roadway, vehicle, operational, and organizational arenas as they relate to motor carrier safety. Posted: Feb 16 When snow falls, so do people. One of the most threatening winter hazards comes from snow and ice, which increases the potential to slip and fall. These falls can result in serious injuries including lacerations, broken bones, and even traumatic brain injuries.Posted: Feb 15 Monthly reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page were updated on February 5, 2018.Posted: Feb 14 This study will be one of the first independent studies in the nation to investigate the overall safety impact of diverging diamond interchanges (DDIs). The results will be useful in evaluating DDI construction and retrofit projects in Utah as well as other states. The research is expected to have a broad and significant impact on the implementation of innovative interchange and intersection designs.Posted: Feb 7 A study investigated why drivers talk on a cell phone while supporting legislation to restrict this practice. This webinar will present the research findings on the Mountain Plains Consortium Research Project MPC-407 on drivers and cell phone usage. Registration deadline is February 11.Posted: Feb 7 The $2,000 Tribal Transportation Scholarship recognizes outstanding Native American students with an interest in transportation engineering, economics or agriculture who are enrolling at North Dakota State University.Posted: Feb 5 Nadim Wehbe and Michael Konrad
Precast/prestressed double tee bridge girders are widely used for accelerated bridge construction on local roads in South Dakota. A common issue among existing double tee bridges in South Dakota is the rapid deterioration of longitudinal joints (shear keyways) between adjacent girders. Posted: Jan 31 Jonathan Wood and Shaohu Zhang
Perception-reaction times (PRT) and deceleration rates are critical components in the design of highways and streets.Posted: Jan 29 UGPTI researcher Kim Vachal attended the statewide roll-out of North Dakota's "Vision Zero" traffic safety initiative at the state capitol Thursday, Jan. 18. Vachal represents UGPTI on the NDDOT's Strategic Highway Safety Plan Steering Committee and serves on the young driver and impaired driving subcommittees.Posted: Jan 25 Staff and students from NDSU presented several papers and moderated sessions at the 97th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board Jan-7-11 in Washington, D.C. The meeting is the largest gathering of transportation-related event in the world with more than 5,000 presentations in nearly 800 sessions and workshops. Posted: Jan 25 Dilip Mistry, a doctoral student in Transportation & Logistics within the College of Business at NDSU was named the Region VIII Mountain-Plains Consortium Student of the Year, Jan. 6 in Washington, D.C. Each year, the U.S. Department of Transportation honors an outstanding student for achievement and potential future contributions to the transportation field. Posted: Jan 24 Robert Lankford
Roadside barriers are the primary structural safety devices on surface roads. They can be made from any material as long as they can absorb the energy involved in an impact scenario. One material that has that potential is Ipe, which is a hardwood material that has relatively high strength compared with common structural woods.Posted: Jan 12 Monthly reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page were updated on January 3, 2018.Posted: Jan 11 We are excited to announce that in partnership with the Northland Chapter of American Traffic Safety Services Association (ATSSA), we are offering a limited number of scholarships to the Northland Chapter of ATSSA How-To Conference held in Fargo, ND.Posted: Jan 10 This webinar will present the research findings of the Mountain Plains Consortium Research Project 480. This research was based on innovative geometric designs as a solution to the challenge of increased traffic volume with limited resources. This particular study focused on diverging diamond interchanges.Posted: Jan 2 The NTICC Planning Committee is accepting applications for conference presentations now through March 1, 2018. The 2018 National Transportation in Indian Country Conference (NTICC) will be held September 17 - 20, 2018 at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center in Duluth, Minnesota.Posted: Dec 26, 2017 U.S. Durum production is around 2.6 million metric tons annually. North Dakota accounts for 60% of that total followed by Montana, California, and Arizona. Approximately 67% of land dedicated to durum wheat in the United States is located in North Dakota.Posted: Dec 21, 2017 Francis C. K. Ting, Ryan J. Larsen, and Ryan P. Rossell
The potential benefits of this project would be new procedures and guidelines for bridge hydraulic analysis. The case studies in this report would serve as detailed examples on creating and using 2D flow models for bridge hydraulic analysis,
including field data collection, mesh generation, model calibration, and analysis and interpretation of modeling results. Posted: Dec 15, 2017 Shiling Pei, Nadim I. Wehbe, and Brittney Ahrenstorff
A research study was conducted by South Dakota State University in cooperation with the South Dakota Department of Transportation (SDDOT) to assess applicability of the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) design calculations for the dynamic ice loads on bridge structures in South Dakota.Posted: Dec 12, 2017 An assessment of a primary seat belt intervention by the Three Affiliated Tribes shows some seat belt use rates were likely positively impacted by a media campaign and heightened public awareness in the early intervention phase. The ability to sustain seat belt use rates requires ongoing education and enforcement
efforts. Posted: Dec 8, 2017 Junwon Seo, Eduardo Torres, William Schaffer, and Nadim Wehbe
The ultimate objective of this project was to develop widely accepted recommendations on self-consolidating concrete (SCC) mixture design for its use in WisDOT bridge projects. This project investigated the effects of material constituents on the material properties of trial SCC mixtures made from precasters in Wisconsin.Posted: Dec 7, 2017 Mohammad Forakhki, Sultan Alhomair, and Christopher Bareither
The objectives of this study were to assess geotechnical properties of mine waste amended with fly ash and evaluate reuse of fly ash amended mine waste as road construction material. Three types of fly ash and one type of cement were used as cementitious binder. Posted: Dec 6, 2017 Kimberly Vachal and Laurel Benson
The objective of this report is to provide a benchmark for elevator managers in assessing performance, and supply a source for recognizing trends in the characteristics of North Dakota elevators.Posted: Dec 5, 2017 Kimberly Vachal and Laurel Benson
This report represents a continuation of analysis concerned with the patterns and methods of distributing grain from North
Dakota. The collection and compilation of this type of data began in 1956-57. The objectives of this report, like prior
reports,are to provide the necessary database for identifying trends in the distribution of grain and oilseeds from North Dakota.Posted: Nov 29, 2017 Monthly reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page were updated on November 28, 2017.Posted: Nov 21, 2017 Featured programs, resources available to tribes, coming events and more are featured in the November issue of the Tribal Transportation Outreach Newsletter.Posted: Nov 20, 2017 UGPTI program director Brad Wentz and researcher Al Dybing were featured speakers at the annual meeting of the Western Dakota Energy Association in Dickinson earlier this month.Posted: Nov 17, 2017 UGPTI program directors Brad Wentz and Tim Horner were invited presentors at the ND Association of Counties annual conference Oct. 8-10 in Bismarck.Posted: Nov 15, 2017 In this issue you can find information on graduate school news and recent/upcoming happenings in the transportation field. This issue also includes a variety of upcoming transportation conferences, workshops, and webinars you may be interested in.Posted: Nov 7, 2017 SURTC has published its 2017 edition of the Rural Transit Fact Book. This publication is intended to serve as a national resource for statistics and information on rural transit in America. The Fact Book includes rural demographic and travel behavior data as well as financial, operating, and fleet statistics and performance measures for agencies receiving section 5311 funding.Posted: Nov 3, 2017 Year-end reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page have been updated for 2017.Posted: Nov 2, 2017 Monthly reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page were updated on November 1, 2017.Posted: Nov 2, 2017 Raj Bridgelall was invited to be a charter member of the NDSU Institute for Cyber Security Education and Research hosted by the Department of Computer Science. The new Institute aims to meet the public need for leading-edge cyber security software development and information technology practices.Posted: Nov 1, 2017 Staff from NDSU including UGPTI attended the "First University of Science and Technology Beijing-NDSU Research and Education Workshop" in Beijing. The purpose of the event was to conduct a joint research exchange workshop and begin exploring the potential for collaboration on future research and education opportunities between the T&L Department, UGPTI, and USTB that may involve grant applications in both China and the USA.Posted: Oct 31, 2017 Featured programs, resources available to tribes, coming events and more are featured in the October issue of the Tribal Transportation Outreach Newsletter.Posted: Oct 30, 2017 Shiling Pei, Nadim I. Wehbe, and Melissa McMullen
A study was conducted to investigate implementation of accelerated bridge construction (ABC) in South Dakota. Accelerated bridge construction is defined as construction practices that employ innovative techniques to reduce on-site construction time and interruption to traffic.Posted: Oct 27, 2017 UGPTI program director Tim Horner provided background on North Dakota local road and bridge needs and UGPTI's outreach and education related to local roads during KFGO's "Afternoons Live with Tyler Axness." The interview was a follow-up to a county bridge collapse last week near Park River in Walsh County. Horner made reference to UGPTI's study of local roads and bridges, the ND Local Technical Assistance Program, the ND Truck Weight Calculator and GRIT, UGPTI's Geographic Roadway Inventory Tool.Posted: Oct 24, 2017 A new online transportation and logistics course will be offered at NDSU for the spring 2018 semester focusing on transportation technology. The course, TL 757: Intelligent Transportation Solutions, will introduce graduate students to transportation solutions that leverage technology to help move people and freight more safely, securely and efficiently across the multimodal transportation network. Posted: Oct 18, 2017 Yufen Zhou and Suren Chen
In the present study, a hybrid dynamic analytical approach is developed for a typical multi-span concrete bridge and stochastic traffic flow by considering the excitation from road roughness. Posted: Oct 13, 2017 Andrew Kubas, Poyraz Kayabas, and Kimberly Vachal
The 24/7 Sobriety Program is an intervention strategy mandating that impaired driving offenders remain sober as a condition of bond or pre-trial release. The goal is to monitor the most at-risk offenders in North Dakota and require that these individuals remain sober in order to keep roadways safe from hazardous drivers.Posted: Oct 10, 2017 Avi Sharma, Kelly Strong, and Mehmet E. Ozbek
This research attempts to answer the following fundamental questions: What factors does a transit agency use to choose among alternative TOD locations in a transit network, and what is the relative importance of each factor? It aims to develop a decision support framework that can be used by different transit agencies when choosing a TOD site by incorporating their unique factors and weights using a multiple-criteria decision-making (MCDM) tool called Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). Posted: Oct 6, 2017 The July 2017 North Dakota Dry Bean Stock Report is now online.Posted: Oct 5, 2017 The Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute at North Dakota State University celebrated its 50th Anniversary Aug. 30 by hosting an interactive outdoor event featuring heavy trucks, emergency response vehicles, transportation safety exhibits and highlights of the Institute's history. Photos of the event are now available.Posted: Oct 4, 2017 Kimberly Vachal, Laurel Benson, and Andrew Kubas
The statewide driver traffic safety survey provides baseline metrics for the North Dakota Department of Transportation Safety Division and others to use in understanding perceptions and self-reported behaviors related to focus issues. Posted: Oct 3, 2017 Grant Levi will be awarded the John M. Agrey Award. The Institute's highest award recognizes an individual who has made significant contributions to the state of North Dakota through involvement with transportation. The award will be presented at the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute's Annual Awards Banquet held Oct. 5 where we honor individuals who have made significant contributions to the transportation industry in the region.Posted: Oct 2, 2017 Kathy McCarthy will receive the Chairman's Award. The award recognizes an individual for contributions to transportation research, education, and outreach at NDSU, and/or contributions to the viability of the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute. The award will be presented at the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute's Annual Awards Banquet held Oct. 5.Posted: Sep 29, 2017 Monthly reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page were updated on September 29, 2017.Posted: Sep 29, 2017 Niles Hushka will receive the Institute's Lifetime Achievement Award recognizing those who have had distinguished careers in a transportation-related field. The award will be presented at the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute's Annual Awards Banquet held Oct. 5 where we honor individuals who have made significant contributions to the transportation industry in the region.Posted: Sep 28, 2017 Kaci Levorsen and Ann Denk will receive the $1,500 Paul E.R. Abrahamson Transportation Scholarship. The scholarship recognizes outstanding students at NDSU with an interest in the transportation and logistics of agricultural products. The scholarships will be presented at the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute's Annual Awards Banquet held Oct. 5 where we honor individuals who have made significant contributions to the transportation industry in the region.Posted: Sep 27, 2017 Emma Keller will receive the $2,000 Charles E. Herman Scholarship. The scholarship recognizes academic achievement and promotes education of transportation students with a preference to women and minorities at NDSU. The scholarship will be presented at the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute's Annual Awards Banquet held Oct. 5 where we honor individuals who have made significant contributions to the transportation industry in the region.Posted: Sep 26, 2017 Joshua Nohner and Joseph Smith will receive the $1,500 Transportation Engineering Scholarship. The scholarship recognizes academic achievement and promotes the education of transportation students at NDSU. The scholarships will be presented at the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute's Annual Awards Banquet held Oct. 5 where we honor individuals who have made significant contributions to the transportation industry in the region.Posted: Sep 25, 2017 Featured programs, resources available to tribes, coming events and more are featured in the September issue of the Tribal Transportation Outreach Newsletter.Posted: Sep 22, 2017 Brad Wentz, PE, UGPTI, will review GRIT and the layers that should be focused on this Fall. He will also highlight any enhancements since last Spring along with an overview of the new web viewer maps.Posted: Sep 22, 2017 North Dakota public agencies deal with cold weather many months of the year. Local officials are exposed to icy roads, uninformed drivers, carbon monoxide and exposure. This training session will address the important winter maintenance and cold weather survival issues.Posted: Sep 18, 2017 Del Peterson and Ted Rieck
A new study published by SURTC investigated the current state of aging in place in small urban and rural settings throughout the country and quantified the costs for residents to live at home and ride public transportation versus moving to an assisted living facility.Posted: Sep 13, 2017 Monthly reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page were updated on September 12, 2017.Posted: Sep 12, 2017 Join Cliff Spoonemore with the Wyoming Dept. of Transportation to discuss the basics of snow drifting concepts, designing the right snow fence, snow fence location, temporary, permanent, and living snow fences, installation basics, maintenance and performance monitoring.Posted: Sep 6, 2017 No. But. Don't. These words will stop conversations cold. Reduce conflict, manage difficult customers, and redirect performance by harnessing the power of positive language. Learn techniques to transform tough conversations to those filled with respect and momentum. Join the Transportation Learning Network (TLN) as Robin Thorstenson delivers this webinar on October 20. Posted: Sep 6, 2017 UGPTI's Dr. Raj Bridgelall will discuss automobile and intelligent transportation system technology at a webinar hosted by the Transportation Learning Network (TLN) on October 16.Posted: Aug 29, 2017 The Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute at North Dakota State University will celebrate its 50th Anniversary Wednesday, Aug. 30, from noon to 4 p.m. with safety and transportation exhibits, free food, and information about the Institute and its history.Posted: Aug 23, 2017 Xiangdong Xu, Anthony Chen, and Seungkyu Ryu
Redundancy is vital for transportation networks to provide utility to users during disastrous events. In this project, we develop two network-based measures for systematically characterizing the redundancy of transportation networks: travel alternative diversity and network spare capacity. Posted: Aug 21, 2017 Staying hydrated is even more critical now that it is hot...you're sweating more. Every pound of weight lost while sweating can equal up to 16-20 ounces of fluid lost. That's fluid that needs to be replenished as soon as possible. Sweating and weight loss during a work day or a workout is a natural process, but you must replenish both the fluid and the nutrients lost for your body to adapt and recover.Posted: Aug 10, 2017 Featured programs, resources available to tribes, coming events and more are featured in the August issue of the Tribal Transportation Outreach Newsletter.Posted: Aug 1, 2017 Kimberly Vachal and Laurel Benson
Traffic crashes are a leading cause of death for North Dakota youth. Appropriate occupant protection significantly reduces the risk of these preventable injuries.Posted: Jul 26, 2017 Monthly reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page were updated on July 25, 2017.Posted: Jul 12, 2017 Whether clearing out dead trees, fallen trees and branches, or occasional operation, it is critical to use proper safety measures when operating a chainsaw. However, not everyone who is handed a saw is properly trained.Posted: Jul 12, 2017 Researchers have developed an on-line tool to allow users to compare costs associated with different road surfaces. The tool will help local road managers select the most appropriate road surfaces for given traffic and load circumstances.Posted: Jul 10, 2017 Ali Rahim Taleqani, an NDSU transportation and logistics PhD student, will present his research at the 8th International Visualization in Transportation Symposium: Visualization in Action July 27-28 in Washington, D.C. Taleqani will present a poster titled "Flight delays and cancellations: What's behind the numbers."Posted: Jul 7, 2017 Carolyn McAndrews, Evan G. Rosenlieb, Austin Troy, and Wesley E. Marshall
Transportation systems generate certain health-promoting benefits such as access to social, economic, and cultural resources, but they also are a source of air pollution, noise, safety hazards, and barriers that diminish social cohesion in neighborhoods.Posted: Jun 30, 2017 Ranjit Godavarthy, Jeremy Mattson, and Ali Rahim Taleqani
This study investigates the effectiveness of the Great Rides Bike Share program that was launched in 2015 in the small urban area of Fargo, North Dakota. Eleven bike share stations were installed in Fargo with 101 bikes. Stations were primarily concentrated on the North Dakota State University (NDSU) campus and downtown Fargo. Posted: Jun 29, 2017 Monthly reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page were updated on June 28, 2017.Posted: Jun 27, 2017 Yail Jimmy Kim
This report presents a two-phase research program studying i) galvanic current influencing deterioration of carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) sheets bonded to a steel substrate and ii) electrochemical reaction for steel beams strengthened with CFRP. Posted: Jun 19, 2017 If your job demands prolonged periods of time spent sitting, this becomes a concern. However, there are some things you can do to help yourself! Preventing and solving the problems associated with too much sitting is very simple. Posted: Jun 12, 2017 Featured programs, resources available to tribes, coming events and more are featured in the June issue of the Tribal Transportation Outreach Newsletter.Posted: May 31, 2017 Monthly reports for the North Dakota Grain Industry Data (Grain Trax) page were updated on May 30, 2017.
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