...A J H CLAYTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1941 ROADS TRAFFIC CALCULATIONS DENSITY SPEED CAPACITY VOLUME CONTROL INTERSECTIONS ROUNDABOUTS STREETS ONE WAY RANDOM SERIES VEHICLES FLOW MAXIMUM COSTS METHODS PROBLEMS IMPROVEMENT JOURNAL OF THEINSTITUTION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS...

...J G PIDGEON ROADS DEVELOPMENT EFFECT MODERN PRACTICE ADMINISTRATION HISTORY TRAFFIC STATISTICS ACCIDENTS PROBLEMS DESIGN LAYOUT MAINTENANCE IMPROVEMENT BRIDGES CONSTRUCTION SIGNS RESEARCH EXPERIMENTS STREETS LIGHTING PLANNING EXPENDITURE ACTS HIGHWAYS LEGISLATION...

..., to make a clean sweep of all signs which do not tend to road safety and to reduce its own signposting to a minimum number of signs of a standard type and thus to set an example ; as far as possible these signs should not bear lettering. A one-way street sign, for example, should beof the diagrammatic...

... in the generic senseaa comprehending ahighway, street, road or road reservation ; where the word highway is used, however, it is intended to have the meaning of a public road on which all have a right to go, andwhere a street is used it means a road in a t o m , lined with buildings M2 ADAMS ON ROAD...

... that the main arterial roads, a t least, should be equipped with efficient road-lighting installations. Allwhowere interested in progressive motor travel conditions noted with satisfaction the action taken by the Minister of TransportinJune, 1934, insettingup a Departmental Committee on Street Lighting, under...

...F C COOK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1936 ROADS DESIGN SAFETY ACCIDENTS ANALYSIS INTERSECTIONS SURFACES BYPASSES STREETS LIGHTING VEHICLES CARS DEATHS STATISTICS SPEED INFLUENCE WIDTH CARRIAGEWAYS DUAL CARRIAGEWAYS JUNCTIONS TRAFFIC PEDESTRIANS ROUNDABOUTS REMEDIAL...