... in improving the existing roads, devising one-way traffic schemes, providing car parks, or in some similar local remedy. The need for traffic surveys which give the routes followed by traffic, as well as the quantities of traffic, has thus become apparent ; attention is drawn to this in thefollowing official...

... to the problem of parking aircraft in bays, he thought that that was an importantfactor in capital expenditure,both in thme agnitude of the area and in paving thickness. The Authors had shown the advantages of thevarious areas of aircraft-parking, aswell as their disadvantages, and it appeared that all forms...

...E F INGALL; E LANCASTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1948 RAILWAYS MODERNISATION GOODS DEPOTS HISTORY PLANS LAYOUT WAGONS ROADS CONVEYORS MOBILE CRANES PARKING CAPSTANS EQUIPMENT ELECTRICITY SUPPLY DISTRIBUTION CONSTRUCTION SPANS ROOFS LIGHTING GUTTERS DRAINAGE...

...R NICHOLAS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 TRAFFIC GROWTH FORECASTS ROADS CAPACITY SPEED LIMITS INTERSECTIONS RATIOS DESIGN PLANNING HIGHWAYS WIDTH CALCULATIONS VEHICLES CARS MOTORCYCLES LANES PARKING SIGNALS ROUNDABOUTS COSTS PEAK HOURS UK USA THE INSTITUTION...