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Optimal Design of Work Zone Median Crossovers

Karen S Schurr, Brian Gardner, Shashwat Rijal

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Key concepts: Work (physics), Work zone, Process (computing), Closure (psychology), Computer science, Construct (python library), State (computer science), Transport engineering

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