Currently working as an investment consultant and entrepreneur in Singapore & Indonesia, Harvey Goldstein formerly applied his extensive engineering expertise to projects at NASA and the National Academy of Sciences. Before establishing himself in the investment field in Indonesia, Harvey Goldstein authored the early definitive publication, entitled; Computer Controlled Traffic Signalized Intersections in a Small to Mid-sized City, for the Highway Research Board/National Cooperative Highway Research Program (NCHRP), of the National Academy of Sciences.
Since its launch in 1962, the NCHRP has played a critical role in the development of a national highway system. Having recently observed its 50th anniversary, the NCHRP took the opportunity to evaluate and celebrate its contributions to transportation research. The organization’s many valuable findings have been incorporated into the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials’ (AASHTO’s) standards and specifications and have impacted the transportation industry in a variety of other ways.
With a constant awareness of the complex issues faced by state-level Departments of Transportation, NCHRP continues to strive to solve financial, political, and societal issues as they relate to safe and efficient transportation.
Since its launch in 1962, the NCHRP has played a critical role in the development of a national highway system. Having recently observed its 50th anniversary, the NCHRP took the opportunity to evaluate and celebrate its contributions to transportation research. The organization’s many valuable findings have been incorporated into the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials’ (AASHTO’s) standards and specifications and have impacted the transportation industry in a variety of other ways.
With a constant awareness of the complex issues faced by state-level Departments of Transportation, NCHRP continues to strive to solve financial, political, and societal issues as they relate to safe and efficient transportation.
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