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Highway Programming

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sidman69

Civil/Environmental
Nov 30, 2009
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Hi guys, I am a recent engg graduate, so hopefully you guys can understand where I am coming from.

I am in charge of programming and assigning priorities to the highways within a certain region and I was wondering if there is any simple way to assign a score or rating taking into consideration traffic volumes, pavement surface data, etc.

I am new to this stuff and would like to get a grasp of it. I've done some reading online and it seems like a lot of departments use computer models to come up with programs.

Thanks!
 
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