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Comparison of bridge management practice in England and France

Gerard A. R. Parke, Peter Disney, B Mahut, Robert J. Woodward

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During the 1990s, an Anglo-French Bridge Liaison Group was set up to exchange information on topics of common interest. Over the last few years the Group has focused on bridge management and has prepared a report on current practice in the two counties. The report is concerned with the national road networks and this paper uses the information obtained to describe the bridge stocks and organisational structures, and contrast the differences in the approaches adopted for the management of bridges. For the covering abstract see ITRD E126028.

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During the 1990s, an Anglo-French Bridge Liaison Group was set up to exchange information on topics of common interest. Over the last few years the Group has focused on bridge management and has prepared a report on current practice in the two counties. The report is concerned with the national road networks and this paper uses the information obtained to describe the bridge stocks and organisational structures, and contrast the differences in the approaches adopted for the management of bridges. For the covering abstract see ITRD E126028.

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During the 1990s, an Anglo-French Bridge Liaison Group was set up to exchange information on topics of common interest. Over the last few years the Group has focused on bridge management and has prepared a report on current practice in the two counties. The report is concerned with the national road networks and this paper uses the information obtained to describe the bridge stocks and organisational structures, and contrast the differences in the approaches adopted for the management of bridges. For the covering abstract see ITRD E126028.

Key concepts: Bridge (graph theory), Geography, Engineering, Transport engineering, Environmental resource management, Regional science, Environmental science, Internal medicine

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