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DISCUSSION. RECENT DEVELOPMENT IN ROAD TRAFFIC, ROAD CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF HIGHWAYS TO MEET MODERN CONDITIONS OF TRAFFIC.

A G LYSTER, James William Edward Smith, H P MAYBURY, W H DELANO, R A RYVES, Crispin Cooper, SIR J MACDONALD, W. Nisbet Blair, A LUPTON, Frank O. Wood, Egan Smith, S R LOWCOCK, SIR G S GIBB, W J A BUTTERFIELD, R.E. Crompton, J A BRODIE

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Keywords ROADS, TRAFFIC, PITCH, BITUMEN, ASPHALT, TAR, STANDARDISATION, SURFACES, MACADAM, MUD, DUST, TRIALS, TYRES, MAINTENANCE, COSTS, SPECIFICATIONS, COATINGS, CONSTRUCTION, IMPROVEMENT UK... Show All

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Keywords ROADS, TRAFFIC, PITCH, BITUMEN, ASPHALT, TAR, STANDARDISATION, SURFACES, MACADAM, MUD, DUST, TRIALS, TYRES, MAINTENANCE, COSTS, SPECIFICATIONS, COATINGS, CONSTRUCTION, IMPROVEMENT UK... Show All

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Keywords ROADS, TRAFFIC, PITCH, BITUMEN, ASPHALT, TAR, STANDARDISATION, SURFACES, MACADAM, MUD, DUST, TRIALS, TYRES, MAINTENANCE, COSTS, SPECIFICATIONS, COATINGS, CONSTRUCTION, IMPROVEMENT UK... Show All

Key concepts: Transport engineering, Road traffic, Road construction, Engineering, Construction engineering, Civil engineering

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