...H CRISWELL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1935 HIGHWAYS CURVES DESIGN ANGLES DEVIATION TRANSITION ROADS GRADIENTS BANKING SUPERELEVATION ALIGNMENT WIDENING CARRIAGEWAYS BENDS 152 CRISWELL ON HIGHWAY-CURVE DESIGN. [hfinutes of (Paper No. 4990.) Aspects of Highway-Curve Design...

...M B BUXTON; J E HARRISON; A LEITCH; J B L MEEK; E G WALKER; J H WALKER; R BRUCE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1931 ROADS MOUNTAINS IMPROVEMENT HIGHWAYS RECONSTRUCTION BRIDGES ENVIRONMENT LANDSCAPE COSTS AESTHETICS BRIDGEWORKS CURVES GRADIENTS WIDTH CARRIAGEWAYS CONCRETE...

...H P BOULNOIS; O CATTLIN; R DRUMMOND; F W MAGER; R A B SMITH; J H WALKER; W A WILLOX; F WOOD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1925 ROADS CONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC WIDTH CARRIAGEWAYS CONCRETE SURFACE FOUNDATIONS STRENGTH MAINTENANCE SPEED BITUMINOUS CRUST STANDARDS MACADAM RESISTANCE...

...W J HADFIELD © Thomas Telford and ICE 1925 ROADS CONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC CARRIAGEWAYS WIDTH CONGESTION LAYOUT ARTERIAL SURFACE MATERIALS TAR MACADAM TREATMENT ASPHALT SAFETY CONCRETE COSTS STANDARDISATION SHEFFIELD UK Proceedings.] IIADFIELD ON MODERN PRACTICE...

...R BRUCE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1903 CONSTRUCTION PERMANENT WAY ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS RAILS JOINTS TRACK POINTS CROSSINGS FOUNDATIONS PLATELAYING BONDING PAVING COSTS STEEL CONCRETE WELDED CARRIAGEWAYS Papers.] BRUCZ a N P E R M A N ~ NWTAY OP ELECTRICTRAMWAYS. 285...

...A C MOUNTAIN © Thomas Telford and ICE 1888 CARRIAGEWAYS ROADS CONSTRUCTION STREETS TIMBER FOUNDATIONS WOOD CEMENT TRAFFIC TESTS ROADWAYS PAVING PAVED CITIES PROPERTIES SURFACES HARDWOOD BLOCKS BRIQUETTES SYDNEY NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIA 364 MOUNTAIN...

...G P CULVERWELL; W H DELANO; H FAIJA; A SOUTHAM; G F WHITE; G H STAYTON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1884 WOOD PAVEMENTS TIMBER CARRIAGEWAYS CREOSOTE CREOSOTING PRESERVATION FOUNDATIONS CEMENT CONCRETE LAYING PAVING MATERIALS BLOCKS 300 DISCUSSION ON WOOD PADMENT. [Minutes...

... of the carriageways of important thoroughfares, and the directbearing which such works have upon the comfort and convenience of a community, may be sufficient tojustify a review of the progress in this system of pavement. It may not be uninteresting to consider for one moment the extent of thestreets...

...G H STAYTON; SIR J BAZALGETTE; W LAWFORD; W WEAVER; L H ISAACS; W E RICH; E MATHESON; H MCINTOSH; J LOVEGROVE; A GILES; S B BOULTON; E A COWPER; G ALLAN WOOD TIMBER PAVEMENTS CARRIAGEWAYS ROADS LAYING CREOSOTE CREOSOTING PRESERVATION STREETS CITIES MACADAM BLOCKS PAVING MATERIALS...

...G F DEACON THE INSTITUTION OF C I V I LE N G I N E E R S . SESSION 1878-79.-PART IV. SECT.I.-MINUTES O F PROCEEDINGS. April 29, 1879. JOHN FREDERIC BATEMAN, F.R.XS.L.&E., President, in theChair. No. 1634 Street Carriageway Pa.oementsBy GEORGE FREDERIDCEAKCON,^ M. Inst. C.E. As a branch of Civil...

... STREET CARRIAGEWAY PAVEMENTS. 53 sought the projecting edge of the guard stone, andwore a groove. Ultimately, in relaying the tramwahye made the entireroad flush. The tramway was a t first laid upon the slope of the profile of the road ; that also he had found objectionable, and he had relaid it level...

... FOOTWAYS CARRIAGEWAYS WEIGHT ACTION MONTROSE SCOTLAND ESK UK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1841 122 RJv.Cubitt. Mr. Cubitt accorded greatmerit to Mr. Colthurst for the experimenta,whichhaddetermined the question as regarded rectangalar beams. It appeared that noattempthad been madeto...