How The Traffic Engineer Can Assist The Traffic Court Judge
Robert Rеynolds
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Robert Rеynolds
Abstract
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The Four E'sMost experts, as well as laymen, consider traffic safety as the co operative effort and responsibility of the four E 's, education, enforce-7nent, engineering, and enactment.Each of the first three E 's appears to be much more interested in the fourth E, enactment, than in the other two areas of responsibility.
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The Four E'sMost experts, as well as laymen, consider traffic safety as the co operative effort and responsibility of the four E 's, education, enforce-7nent, engineering, and enactment.Each of the first three E 's appears to be much more interested in the fourth E, enactment, than in the other two areas of responsibility.
Key concepts: Perfection, Point (geometry), Traffic engineering, Engineering, Computer security, Traffic conflict, Transport engineering, Computer science