Texas/Mexico toll bridge study
Angela Jannini Weissmann, Mike Martello, Johann Andersen, Rob Harrison, Benjamin F. McCullough
Abstract
Angela Jannini Weissmann, Mike Martello, Johann Andersen, Rob Harrison, Benjamin F. McCullough
Abstract
A recurring need of Texas border communities is the provision of more bridge crossings over the Rio Grande. Work has also focused on developing a comprehensive international study database requiring extensive bi-national networking, including visits to federal agencies in Mexico and the U.S., and to every border city. The final products consist of a comprehensive description of the Texas-Mexico border, electronically organized in data base format, as well as recommendations about the feasibility of additional toll bridges at each sector of the Texas- Mexico border.
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A recurring need of Texas border communities is the provision of more bridge crossings over the Rio Grande. Work has also focused on developing a comprehensive international study database requiring extensive bi-national networking, including visits to federal agencies in Mexico and the U.S., and to every border city. The final products consist of a comprehensive description of the Texas-Mexico border, electronically organized in data base format, as well as recommendations about the feasibility of additional toll bridges at each sector of the Texas- Mexico border.
Key concepts: Toll, Bridge (graph theory), Mexico city, Work (physics), Library science, Computer science, Political science, Engineering