HIGHWAY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION RELATED TO TRAFFIC OPERATIONS AND SAFETY
Charles M. Noble
Abstract
Charles M. Noble
Abstract
This article looks at the early development of the nationwide highway system in the U.S., and focuses on the importance of linking highway design and construction features to safety in traffic operations. Specific areas covered include: uniformity in highway design, interchange spacing, ramp traffic and merging conditions, freeway exits, and future expansion.
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This article looks at the early development of the nationwide highway system in the U.S., and focuses on the importance of linking highway design and construction features to safety in traffic operations. Specific areas covered include: uniformity in highway design, interchange spacing, ramp traffic and merging conditions, freeway exits, and future expansion.
Key concepts: Transport engineering, Highway engineering, Highway system, Engineering, Civil engineering, Geometric design, Construction engineering