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Border Planning for the 21st Century - Recycled Roadways - Improving Signalized Intersections - RUMS: Right-of-Way Tracking - Pushing the Boundaries - Keeping Traffic on the Right Side of the Road - Evaluating the Field Performance of Asphalt Mixtures In the Lab - Signs Show the Way to Cost-Effective Rural Safety.
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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