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What Makes Traffic Engineering Unique for Our Future? – Ep 277
In this episode, I talk with Andrew Lee, P.E., T.E., senior consultant at Parametrix, about the captivating field of traffic engineering, its unique distinctions from other civil engineering specialties, and its transformative impact on the future of transportation through innovative designs and advanced technologies. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: […]
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By Anthony Fasano, PE, AEC PM, F. ASCE and James Taylor, JR., P.E.
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In this episode, I talk with Andrew Lee, P.E., T.E., senior consultant at Parametrix, about the captivating field of traffic engineering, its unique distinctions from other civil engineering specialties, and its transformative impact on the future of transportation through innovative designs and advanced technologies. ***The video version of this episode can be viewed here.*** Engineering Quotes: […]
The post What Makes Traffic Engineering Unique for Our Future? – Ep 277 appeared first on Engineering Management Institute.
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