The Kentucky Transportation Center has published many reports addressing a variety of transportation issues and problems. Research reports describe the methodology and results for KTC research projects.
Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report has different titles over the years:
- Highway Materials Research Laboratory Research Report: 1939-1966
- Kentucky Department of Highways Research Report: 1967-1975
- Kentucky Department of Transportation Research Report: 1976-1980
- Kentucky Transportation Research Program Research Report: 1981-1988
- Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report: 1988 to present
Submissions from 1959
The Use of Epoxy Resin for Sealing Cracks in a Reinforced Concrete Bridge, Milton Evans Jr.
No. 143
17-year Report on the Owensboro-Hartford Co-operative Investigation of Joint Spacing in Concrete Pavements, Milton Evans Jr. and William B. Drake
No. 134
The Design of Thin, Silica Sand-Asphalt, Wearing Surfaces for Highways and Bridges, Robert L. Florence
No. 142
Discussion of Manufactured Stone Sand, James H. Havens
No. 136
Lean Concretes Using Kentucky's Dense Graded Aggregate (Portland Cement and SS-1 Emulsified Asphalt), James H. Havens and Milton Evans Jr.
No. 140
Progress Report on Calcium Chloride Maintained Traffic Bound Roads, George R. Laughlin
No. 139
The Effect of Thermal Treatment on the Engineering Properties of Clays, George R. Laughlin
No. 141
Submissions from 1958
An Engineering Soil Survey of Fayette County, Kentucky, Robert C. Deen
No. 131
An Evaluation and Summary of the 16-Year Performance of a Concrete Test Pavement, Milton Evans Jr.
No. 128
Test Project F. A. 366, C1 and C2, Harrison-Pendleton Counties: A Memorandum Report, Milton Evans Jr.
No. 125a
A Study of Lime and Fly Ash with Regard to Soil Stabilization, James F. Hardymon
No. 126
Recommendations for Special Specifications, Covering Basic Lead Silico-Chromate, Oil-Alkyd, Vinyl-Alkyd Paints for Bridges, James H. Havens
No. 130
Skid Prevention Studies in Kentucky, James H. Havens
No. 132
Differential Thermal Analysis of the Freeze-Thaw Mechanisms in Concrete, James H. Havens and Knox R. Burchett
No. 129
Bridge Resurfacing with Silica Sand-Asphalt Mixture, Loren H. Strunk
No. 133
Comparative Laboratory Evaluation and Field Observations of a Modified Class I Base, Loren H. Strunk
No. 125
A Study of the Polishing Characteristics of Limestone and Sandstone Aggregates in Regard to Pavement Slipperiness, William J. Stutzenberger and James H. Havens
No. 124
A Study of the Use of a Local Fly Ash in Concrete Mixes, Frank D. Whitney
No. 127
Submissions from 1957
A Method of Developing Engineering Soil Maps for Kentucky, Robert C. Deen
No. 122
Memo on Sandstone Specifications, James H. Havens
No. 120
Comparative Laboratory Evaluation of a Modified Class I Base Mixture, James H. Havens and William B. Drake
No. 121a
Ten Rural Highway Base Stabilization Projects, James H. Havens and William B. Drake
No. 123
A Survey Inspection of Plain Corrugated Metal Pipe Arches and Multi-Plate Metal Pipe Arches In Kentucky, Eugene M. West
No. 121
Submissions from 1956
Kentucky Soils: Their Origin, Distribution and Engineering Properties, Robert C. Deen
No. 115
The Application of Kentucky Flexible Pavement Design Method to WASHO Test Road Conditions, William B. Drake
No. 116
