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

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
Report 417	Traffic calming: passenger and rider discomfort at sinusoidal, round top and flat top road humps - a track trial at TRL	1999	Current
Report 421	Effects of drivers speed on the frequency of road accidents	2000	Current
Report 422	Safety aspects of road edge drainage features	1999	Current
Report 427	Field evaluation of the TRL load cell pressuremeter in Gault Clay	1999	Current
Report 428	Use of ground penetrating radar in the investigation of masonry retaining walls	1999	Current
Report 429	Groundborne vibration caused by mechanised construction works	2000	Current
Report 430	Whole life cost model for earthworks slopes	2000	Current
Report 433	Performance under cyclic loading of the foundations of integral bridges	2000	Current
Report 434	Assessment of THINPAVE, a Bardon thin asphalt surface course	2000	Current
Report 435	Assessment of SMATEX, a Bardon thin asphalt surface course	2000	Current
Report 436	Performance of two integral bridges forming the A62 Manchester Road Overbridge	2000	Current
Report 438	Performance of the hard-soft piling system at A12 Hackney to M11 Link Road	2000	Current
Report 439	Traffic calming - literature search on the design and performance of traffic calming measures	2000	Current
Report 441	Turning flows at motorway service areas	2000	Current
Report 446	Behaviour during construction of a stabilised base embedded wall at Coventry	2000	Current
Report 447	Sulfate specification for structural backfills	2001	Withdrawn
Report 447	Sulfate specification for structural backfills (updated)	2005	Current
Report 448	Value management for tunnel procedures	2001	Current
Report 449	Value engineering for tunnel equipment	2001	Current
Report 451	Effects of age on cement stabilised/solidified contaminated materials	2000	Current

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