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A TRAFFIC ENGINEER'S PERSPECTIVE ON FEDERAL TRANSPORTATION FUNDING PROGRAMS FOR URBAN AREAS

Harry Burns

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The perspective of the local traffic engineer is presented in terms of an assessment of federal urban transportation funding programs. This provides a viewpoint on how some cities have responded or are reacting to federal programs. Programs in Gainesville, Florida, are used as illustrations. (Author)

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Key concepts: Perspective (graphical), Transport engineering, Transportation planning, Federal funds, Public administration, Engineering, Business, Environmental planning