Public Roads: A Journal of Highway Research, Vol. 1, No. 3

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• Creators:
  Ehrhart, T. J. ; Gearhart, W. S. ; Gibson, Lester H. ; Pratt, Paul ; Piepmeier, H. B. ; Donaghey, J. T. ; Biles, George H. ; Neilsen, L. H. ; Cotterill, George F. ; Browning, Ira R. ; Thompson, W. G. ; Cottrell, C. C. ; Bennett, C. J. ; Allen, H. C. ; Anderson, Andrew P. ; Fisher, Harry C. ; James, E. W. ; Brown, C. L.
• Corporate Creators:
  United States. Department of Agriculture. Bureau of Public Roads
• Subject/TRT Terms:
  Bridges Design Environment Financing FUNDING Human Resources Management Materials Operations Pavements Personnel Management Policy Research Soils Staff/Employees Structures Transportation Facility Operations

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• Publication/ Report Number:
  Volume 1, Issue(s) 3
• Series:
  Public Roads
• DOI:
  https://doi.org/10.21949/1523486
• Resource Type:
  Journal
• Right Statement:
  Yes
• Geographical Coverage:
  United States
• Edition:
  July 1918
• Corporate Publisher:
  United States. Government Printing Office
• Abstract:
  $280,000,000 Put into Highways and Bridges by States in 1917; Connecticut Turns to Labor-Saving Devices; Constant Effort by Paid Force Advocated in Colorado; Constructing a Concrete Road at Marine Camp in Winter; Drainage Increasingly Vital with Growth in Heavy Traffic; Idaho Economizes Effectively Through Use of Motor Trucks; Illinois Roads in Good Condition; Lower 36-foot Concrete Bridge to Remedy Subsidence; Machinery Keeps Kansas Roads in Shape; Maintenance of Our Highways; Maintenance Yards Established by California; Montana Puts Greatest Effort into Keeping up Market Roads; New Jersey Has Millions to Keep up Roads; New Hampshire Uses Old Methods; Pennsylvania Planned Long Ahead to Meet Needs; Portable Machine and Auto-Truck Reduce Difficulties in Michigan Power Operated Machinery Saves Time and Money on Utah Roads; Soil Conditions Make Situation in Nevada Difficult; State Highway Management, Control, and Procedure; Washington Makes a Record in Federal Aid Accomplishment; Washington Work Well in Hand; Wisconsin Adopts Patrol System
• Content Notes:
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• Format:
  PDF
• Collection(s):
  Federal Highway Administration Public Roads Magazine
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