Dept.Of Transport Books

Road Accidents, Great Britain 1993
The Transport of Goods by Road in Great Britain 1993: Annual Report of the Continuing Survey of Road Goods Transport
Road Lengths in Great Britain 1993
Runway Capacity to Serve the South East: A Report by the Working Group
The Design and Use of Directional Informatory Signs
Directional Informatory Signs Interim Design Notes
Know Your Traffic Signs
Trunk Roads and the Generation of Traffic: SACTRA Report
Trunk Roads and the Generation of Traffic: SACTRA Report

By Great Britain. Advisory Committee On Trunk Road Assessment.

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The opening of the M25 motorway (freeway) around Greater London in the late 1980s resulted in traffic volumes that far exceeded forecasts. The British government commissioned this study to determin...

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Government's Response to the SACTRA Report
The Assessment of Pedestrian Crossings

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