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Public Roads: A Journal of Highway Research, Vol. 29, No. 10
No. 10, October 1957: A comparison of methods used for measuring variations in loads, transferred through vehicle tires to the road surface, by Richard C. Hopkins and Howard H. Boswell; Tests of concrete containing portland blast-furnace slag cement, by William E. Grieb and George Werner; Relation between gross weights of motor trucks and their horsepower, by Carl C. Saal; The efficiency of public transit operation in the utilization of city streets, by William E. Walker and Roy A. Flynt; Highway Statistics, Summary to 1955, a new publication
Since it was first published in 1918, Public Roads has covered advances and innovations in highway and traffic research and technology, critical natio...
Since it was first published in 1918, Public Roads has covered advances and innovations in highway and traffic research and technology, critical natio...
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