The dynamic response of an infinite beam placed on a Pasternak foundation when the system was subjected to a moving load was investigated.We used the double Fourier transform and its inversion to solve the formulations of the problem.A closed form analytic solution of the beam was obtained by the theorem of residues.We selected a numerical example to illustrate the dynamic response of the beam on Pasternak and Winkler foundations,respectively.We discuss the effect of the moving load velocity on the dynamic displacement response of the beam.The maximum deflection of the beam increases slightly with increased load velocity but increases significantly with reduced shear modulus of subgrade at a given velocity.The maximum deflection of a beam resting on a Pasternak foundation is much smaller than that of a beam on a Winkler foundation. The dynamic response of an infinite beam placed on a Pasternak foundation when the system was subjected to a moving load was investigated. We used the double Fourier transform and its inversion to solve the formulations of the problem. A closed form analytic solution of the beam was obtained by the theorem of residues.We selected a numerical example to illustrate the dynamic response of the beam on Pasternak and Winkler foundations, respectively.We discuss the effect of the moving load velocity on the dynamic displacement response of the beam.The maximum deflection of the beam increases slightly with increased load velocity but increases significantly with reduced shear modulus of subgrade at a given velocity. The maximum deflection of a beam resting on a Pasternak foundation is much smaller than that of a beam on a Winkler foundation.