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THE EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT ASPECTS OF TRAFFIC ENGINEERING

A F Malo

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A traffic engineer's importance to the community has made him an executive. Along with these management responsibilities, he has additional responsibilities and obligations. This article discusses the management aspect of the traffic agency and it's legal status in the community.

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A traffic engineer's importance to the community has made him an executive. Along with these management responsibilities, he has additional responsibilities and obligations. This article discusses the management aspect of the traffic agency and it's legal status in the community.

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A traffic engineer's importance to the community has made him an executive. Along with these management responsibilities, he has additional responsibilities and obligations. This article discusses the management aspect of the traffic agency and it's legal status in the community.

Key concepts: Agency (philosophy), Executive summary, Transport engineering, Business, Engineering, Engineering management, Process management, Sociology

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