Transport Research Laboratory

The Transport Research Laboratory (TRL) is an internationally recognised organisation providing research, consultancy, testing and certification for all aspects of transport.

Crowthorne House
Nine Mile Ride
Wokingham
TRL
UK

Website: http://www.trl.co.uk/
Email: enquiries@trl.co.uk
Tel: 01344 773131

Documents by this publisher

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
Report 375	Mitigation of the effects of road construction on sites of high ecological interest	1999	Current
Report 376	Effectiveness of edge drainage details for use with porous asphalt	2001	Current
Report 377	Traffic calming - Sinusoidal, 'H' and 'S' humps	1998	Current
Report 379	Performance during construction of a cut-and-cover tunnel founded in London clay at Edmonton	1999	Current
Report 380	Case history studies of soil berms used as temporary support to embedded retaining walls	1999	Current
Report 381	Long term performance of embedded retaining walls	1998	Current
Report 385	Traffic calming in villages on major roads: final report	1999	Current
Report 386	Design guide and specification for structural maintenance of highway pavements by cold in situ recycling	1999	Current
Report 386	Design guide and specification for structural maintenance of highway pavements by cold in-situ recycling	1999	Current
Report 387	Centrifuge and analytical study of stabilising base retaining walls	1999	Current
Report 388	Traffic calming in historic core zones: Bury St Edmunds	1999	Current
Report 389	Properties of sand-sulphur-bitumen mixes for road pavements and influence of ageing	1999	Current
Report 391	Design of bridge with external prestressing: design example	1999	Current
Report 392	Design of bridges with external prestressing: construction and testing of a model bridge	1999	Current
Report 398	Design guidance on soil berms as temporary support for embedded retaining walls	1999	Current
Report 401	Interactive fibre optic signing at a rural crossroad (B1149 Felthorpe, Norfolk)	1999	Current
Report 404	Reinforced earth bridge abutment at M8 motorway: four years of monitoring	1999	Current
Report 406	Review of the durability of soil reinforcements	1999	Current
Report 408	Enabling the use of secondary aggregates and binders in pavement foundations	1999	Current
Report 416	Traffic calming: vehicle generated noise and ground borne vibration alongside sinusoidal, round top and flat top road humps	1999	Current

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