Ray Morris, Kenny K. N. Chow
Abstract
This article discusses ways in which transportation engineers can better communicate with the general public in order to inform them of new traffic projects. Specifically, the case of Calgary, Manitoba is discussed.
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This article discusses ways in which transportation engineers can better communicate with the general public in order to inform them of new traffic projects. Specifically, the case of Calgary, Manitoba is discussed.
Key concepts: Transport engineering, Poison control, Human factors and ergonomics, Injury prevention, Suicide prevention, Order (exchange), Occupational safety and health, Engineering