Collection: William L. Mertz transportation collection, 1895/1995 - ARVAS Search Results

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for Better Roads [article from American Scientific, 1940 Box 5, Folder 25

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Forecast of Highway Trust Fund Revenues to 2005 Box 25, Folder 19

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Freedom of the Road - Notebook 11 [AASHO] Box 10, Folder 47

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Functional Classification Description for Principal arterial System Box 25, Folder 104

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Future Development of the Art and Science of Highway Engineering - Notebook 11 Box 12, Folder 1

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Future Highway Program - Notebook 11 [AASHO] Box 11, Folder 25

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Future Highway Program Notebook 9 [Address by MacDonald at Annual Meeting of ASSHO], 1943 Box 8, Folder 59

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Future of Our Highways [How will additional Mileage be built and old construction maintained - Notebook 11 Box 11, Folder 49

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Future Program Work Plan Box 25, Folder 21

Includes a short draft description of each of the 19 subordinate working papers.

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[GE] Manual for Traffic Assignment Programs Box 27, Folder 37

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