Traffic Engineering in Public Works
George J. B. Fisher
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George J. B. Fisher
Abstract
This article describes how the duties and location of the traffic engineer change in relation to population level. It also discusses the relationship between public works and traffic engineering. Topics covered include airfields and airports, bridges, buildings, general engineering, park maintenance, sewage treatment plant operation, sidewalks, streets, street lighting, street tree care, and water.
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This article describes how the duties and location of the traffic engineer change in relation to population level. It also discusses the relationship between public works and traffic engineering. Topics covered include airfields and airports, bridges, buildings, general engineering, park maintenance, sewage treatment plant operation, sidewalks, streets, street lighting, street tree care, and water.
Key concepts: Transport engineering, Relation (database), Civil engineering, Engineering, Population, Traffic engineering, Architectural engineering, Computer science