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"The Future of Road-making in America" delves into the crucial aspects of road design and construction in the United States. Authored by Archer Butler Hulbert, this work explores the foundations of American road engineering, addressing topics vital to paving and highway design.
A significant contribution to the field of transportation, this book examines the challenges and innovations surrounding road construction. Readers will gain insights into the planning and execution of effective road systems, with a focus on the methods and materials shaping American roads.
This carefully prepared print edition presents a historical perspective on the subject, valuable for anyone interested in the evolution of road technology and the development of America's transportation infrastructure. It is a timeless resource within the Technology & Applied Sciences category.
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