...P H WATSON © 1949 Thomas Telford Ltd 1949 AIRPORTS AIRCRAFT DESIGN CONSTRAINTS AIRFIELDS AEROPLANES DESIGNERS PROBLEMS CHARACTERISTICS LENGTH RUNWAYS WIDTH PERIMETER TRACK LAYOUT SLOPES SURFACES STRENGTH AERODYNAMICS STRUCTURAL MECHANICAL AERONAUTICS LOADING TYRES...

...G LACEY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1946 GENERAL THEORY FLOW ALLUVIUM REGIMES RELATIONS THEORY CHANNELS ABNORMAL HYDRAULICS DISCORDANT WIDTH CANALS DATA PHYSICAL ALLUVIAL PUNJAB INDIA ASIA 16 LACEY ON AGENERATLHEORY OF FLOW IN SLLUVIUM. Paper No. 5518...

...A J H CLAYTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1945 TRAFFIC CAPACITY ROUNDABOUTS ROADS INTERSECTIONS METHODS ESTIMATES WEAVING ANGLES PEAK DESIGN WIDTH ESTIMATING MEDIUM AND LONG-DISTANCE CIVIL AIR TRANSPORT. 149 He was glad that Mr. West had pointed out the undesirability of align...

...-this is entirely untrue if German roadsbe taken as amodel. It is said that England is too smallfor such roads ; this is again a matter of degree. The width of road required for an Americanexpresshighway is estimated at 300 feet ; an autobahn can be accommodated in 100 feet ; the greatest widthnormally l...

...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...