The Western States Traffic Survey; Truck Great Factor in Farm Freight transportationing; Program of Estimated State and Local Highway and Bridge Expenditures for Calendar Year 1932
Effect of Size of Batch and Length of Mixing Period on Rate of Production and Quality of Concrete Mixed in Standard 27E Pavers; Relation Between the Strength of Cement and the Strength of Concrete
The Effect of Materials and Methods of Placing on the Strength and Other Properties of Concrete Bridge Floor Slabs; Highway Research Board Holds Annual Meeting
Procedures for Testing Soils for the Determination of the Subgrade Soil Constants; Graphical Solution of the Data Furnished by the Hydrometer Methods of Analysis; Investigation of Tar Roads in Progress; Traffic Survey of Washington, D.C., Area Begun
Subgrade Soil Constants, Their Significance, and Their Application in Practice; The Effect of Water-Gas Tar on the Strength and Alkali Resistance of Concrete
Impact Reactions Developed by a Modern Motor Bus; The Effect of the Dimensions of Test Specimens on the Flexural Strength of Concrete; Meeting of the Joint committee on concrete and Reinforced Concrete; Analysis of Motor Vehicle Accidents in California
Toll Roads; The Effect of Vibration on the Pressure of Concrete Against Formwork; Motion Pictures on Road Construction Available; 1930 Motor Vehicle Registrations and Receipts
North Carolina Country Road and Finance Survey; Truck Operation and Production in Concrete Paving Work; High-Speed Production on Asphalt Concrete Paving Work
Bituminous Treatments Used on Roads of Intermediate Type in the Western States; The Most Recent Methods Adopted for the Use of Tar. Bitumen, and Asphalt in Road Construction. Report of American Engineers to the Sixth International Road Congress
Cooperative Survey of Corrugated Metal Culverts on the Austin-San Antonio Post Road; Methods for the Measurement of Water for Cement Briquet Tests; Results Obtained by the Use of Cement. Report of American Engineers to the Sixth International Road Congress
General Reports Submitted to International Road Congress; International Road Congress Adopts General Conclusions; Bureau of Public Roads Enters Upon New Research Program
Motor Truck Impact as Affected by Rubber Tread Thickness of Tires; The Interrelated Effects of Load, Speed, Tires, and Road Roughness on Motor Truck Impact
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