Starting this month, AASHTO Publications – in conjunction with Transportation TV – will be producing a new monthly video series to provide a roughly two-minute update on recent American Association of State Highway and Transportation book releases and news.
Included in this month’s video are highlights of the second edition of AASHTO’s its “Guidelines for Geometric Design of Low-Volume Roads” along with the second edition of its “Manual for Bridge Element Inspection reference” guide
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June 4, 1929: The Opening of a “Famous” Tunnel in New Zealand
A new tunnel was officially opened for trams (streetcars) traveling through Northland, a suburb of New Zealand’s capital city of Wellington. (Northland is specifically located between two other Wellington suburbs, Karori and Kelburn.) That day’s edition of the Wellington-based Evening Post highlighted the new Northland Tunnel and what it meant for local public transportation. “The long-looked-for tramway service between the city and the growing suburb was inaugurated this morning,” announced the newspaper.
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