Highways and Highway Transportation

by George R. Chatburn

While it may be the duty of the state to furnish the roads and do all possible to promote transportation, local bureaus will be able to supplement the State’s information in a very acceptable manner.

SELECTED REFERENCES

Bell, H. H., “Improved Lighting System to be Installed on the Lincoln Highway,” Electrical World, Vol. LXXIX, pp. 731-732.

Blanchard, Harold F., “A Comparison of Ramp and Elevator Types of Garages,” Bus Transportation, June, 1922.

Brook, Mark, “Highway Signs,” American Highway Engineers’ Handbook, pp. 1390-1394.

Capper, Arthur, “The Midwest Farm Market for Motor Trucks,” National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, New York.

Eno, William Phelps, “Science of Highway Traffic,” Published by himself and distributed by Brentano’s, New York.

Evans, P. and Batchelder, A. G., “Direction and Distance Signs,” Engineering and Contracting, July 30, 1913.

Ferguson, O. J., “Electric Lighting,” Chap. XXI, McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York.

Firestone Ship by Truck Bureau, Akron, Bulletin No. 7, “The Motor Truck Terminal.”