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The road ahead - roads 2000

K W Dobinson

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The road ahead will be developed in an effective manner only if there is intense pragmatism in the approach to road planning, intense objectivity in the use of resources, and intense political activity to seek road dollars. These were the background themes in developing roads 2000, the road plan for New South Wales to the year 2000.

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The road ahead will be developed in an effective manner only if there is intense pragmatism in the approach to road planning, intense objectivity in the use of resources, and intense political activity to seek road dollars. These were the background themes in developing roads 2000, the road plan for New South Wales to the year 2000.

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The road ahead will be developed in an effective manner only if there is intense pragmatism in the approach to road planning, intense objectivity in the use of resources, and intense political activity to seek road dollars. These were the background themes in developing roads 2000, the road plan for New South Wales to the year 2000.

Key concepts: Objectivity (philosophy), Plan (archaeology), Road map, Transport engineering, Geography, Political science, Environmental planning, Engineering

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