Dissemination of information has proved a complex problem. However, with the advent of a global communication tool-the Internet-it now becomes feasible to provide information right into the home, business or educational institution. The key, is to provide the information in such a way that the public will want to look at it. In this proposal, we maintain that the public is interested in federal highway information that is relevant to their day-to-day experience. We therefore aim to develop a highly interactive web based system that will utilize a number of concepts: 1. Provision of local information (based on zip) 2. The ability to interact with the system by providing feedback to federal highway officials-this may take form of a questionnaire or a feedback form, that gives user feedback concerning the impact of their input. 3. Advanced Web paced simulations that will allow users to interact with a simulator and immediately âseeâ the impact of their ideas on the flow and safety of traffic. This idea provides concrete (rather than) tangible feedback. âMaking learning funâ is a key concept for successful introduction of a Federal Highway information system into schools, homes, public libraries, or busi