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Tag Archives: civil engineering
Don’t engineer to fail – involve planners early
Let me preface this post by saying that I know a number of well-meaning civil and transportation engineers. Unfortunately, they tend to be in the minority of their profession and many still do not grasp the essence of what good urban … Continue reading
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