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CO-COORDINATED TRAFFIC PLANNING

W R McGrath

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In order to plan out city street systems and keep them in good condition, many factors such as differences in opinion and conflicts of interest can make traffic planning difficult. This article discussed these factors and the solutions to the problem of co-coordinated traffic planning.

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In order to plan out city street systems and keep them in good condition, many factors such as differences in opinion and conflicts of interest can make traffic planning difficult. This article discussed these factors and the solutions to the problem of co-coordinated traffic planning.

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In order to plan out city street systems and keep them in good condition, many factors such as differences in opinion and conflicts of interest can make traffic planning difficult. This article discussed these factors and the solutions to the problem of co-coordinated traffic planning.

Key concepts: Plan (archaeology), Traffic planning, Transport engineering, Transportation planning, Order (exchange), Traffic system, Comprehensive planning, Urban planning

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