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UTA team to test geothermal de-icing technique on working bridge

A geothermal de-icing system designed by researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington kept a test bridge mostly clear of snow and ice during the sub-freezing winter storm in February. Now the research team will install its system on an in-service bridge to see how it performs under operational conditions.

Highway 380 still on track for fixes

Plans still on schedule to fix notorious Highway 380 issues When you work for years to champion a road project & right when you re about to go into construction, to have a loss of life just adds to the pain, said Eads. Author: Jobin Panicker Updated: 8:52 PM CDT May 24, 2021 DENTON COUNTY, Texas Editor s note: The above video is an interview with an uncle of one of the victims in Sunday s crash on Highway 380. Sunday s tragic crash is sadly not an uncommon scene to Highway 380 through Collin and Denton counties. This weekend s head-on collision killed three people and injured 3 others. I don t think you can truly get it until you lose somebody. When is it going to be enough? said Kristan Rice-Kinsey, who lost her husband Cameron on the road five years ago. 

DPS increases highway enforcement for Click It or Ticket, Memorial Day weekend

DPS increases highway enforcement for Click It or Ticket, Memorial Day weekend Special to the Empire-Tribune The Texas Department of Public Safety reminds drivers to travel safely as we close out May and head into the Memorial Day holiday. Monday, May 24, through Monday, May 31, Texas Highway Patrol Troopers will participate in Click It or Ticket, an enforcement campaign to encourage people to wear their seat belt, as well as Operation CARE (Crash Awareness Reduction Effort), looking for drivers who are intoxicated, speeding or breaking other traffic laws. Troopers will also watch for drivers not following the state’s Move Over, Slow Down law.

De-icing system moving from test site to Texas bridge

Xinbao Yu A geothermal de-icing system designed by researchers at The University of Texas at Arlington kept a test bridge mostly clear of snow and ice during the sub-freezing winter storm in February. Now the research team will install its system on an in-service bridge to see how it performs under operational conditions. Xinbao Yu, associate professor of civil engineering, has received nearly $636,000 from the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) to test the team’s design of geothermal loops beneath the bridge deck on a full-size bridge. The team is working with TxDOT to determine which bridge to use for the testing phase.

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