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This project included a crash analysis, resident survey, the development of a practitioner guide titled “Sidepath Intersection and Crossing Treatmen...
In a previous research project [SQDH 2002-3; "Study of the Performance of Acoustic Barriers for Indiana Toll Roads,"] the influence of environmental f...
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