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The VDOT Research Library receives hundreds of new print publications and countless electronic documents every quarter, from publishers you rely on like: AASHTO, ASTM, TRB and too many others to count.
True, we add those new acquisitions to the library catalog, but that throws them into a bucket with more than 100,000 other holdings. How in the world are you supposed to keep up with it all?
Consider using our "What's New Page" to see selected new items added in the past 90 days. Library staff review new acquisitions, select some of the most relevant items, then group them by category to save your time and energy. The new online listing lets you choose "Ship to me" or "Hold for me" and so we can reserve your items (first come first served!) and ship them free of charge to any district or division!
These days, we also have an Online Recommendation Form VDOT employees can use to suggest new items for our collections. We'll consider anything that's within the scope of our collection development policy.
If you have questions about collections please contact Gil Kenner (434-293-1926) and if you have questions about borrowing contact Barb Neyman (434-293-1902).
Ken Winter
VDOT Research Library
434-962-8979



Last week we announced our What's New page, which we'll update with selected acquisitions every 90 days. Check back quarterly. You'll be glad you did!
But wouldn't you know it, as soon as we do that we get two amazing new items we KNOW you don't want to wait 90 days to hear about! So here are two "Bonus Publications" now available at the VDOT Research Library:
Highway capacity manual: A guide for multimodal mobility analysis
Road Materials and Pavement Design
Coverage: 2000-present
Description: This electronic journal from Taylor & Francis features full-text scholarly articles on mechanical, thermal, chemical and/or physical properties of bitumens, additives, bituminous mixes, asphalt concrete, cement concrete, unbound granular materials, soils, geo-composites, new and innovative materials, as well as mix design, soil stabilization, and environmental aspects of handling and re-use of road materials. Note: You now have access to every article, in every issue from 2000-present.
Ken Winter
VDOT Research Library
434-962-8979
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