Francis C Turner

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Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi

Oxford University Press (United Kingdom)

Lucy E. Holland

William R. Bell

University of Iowa

Ebenezer Cooke

Daniel N. Robinson

University of Oxford

Paul Ylvisaker

Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation

V. W. Skuby

Theodore E. Fuller

Pennsylvania State University

J T Greenwood

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University of Iowa

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Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital

University of Oxford

University of Notre Dame

Georgetown University

Natural History Museum

Columbia University

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Amherst College

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Fact or Fiction–the Change to Highways

Francis C Turner

10.21949/1505645

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Remarks by F. C. Turner, Federal Highway Administrator, U.S. Department of Transportation, at the 22nd Annual Virginia Highway Conference in Lexington

Francis C Turner

10.21949/1505668

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Future Highway Needs

Francis C Turner

10.21949/1505690

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The State of Our Highways

Francis C Turner

10.21949/1505677

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THE CASE FOR HIGHWAY PLANNING

High speed ground transportation journal (1972)

Francis C Turner

HIGHWAY HISTORY IS BRIEFLY DISCUSSED FOR THE PURPOSE OF SHOWING THAT THE PLANNING PROCESS IS INTRICATELY RELATED. AT THE PRESENT TIME WITHIN DOT, AN INTERMODAL COORDINATING ARRANGEMENT EXISTS FOR COORDINATING PLANNING PROGRAMS AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL. IM 50-3-71 ISSUED BY DOT REQUIRES THAT THE PLANNING ORGANIZATION, THE AREA-WIDE POLICY BOARD, AND THE PLANNING PROCESS BE INDIVIDUALLY CERTIFIED ANNUALLY BEFORE ANY FEDERAL-AID HIGHWAY PROJECTS ARE APPROVED. THE CITIZENS ADVISORY COMMITTEE ESTABLISHED BY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION'S JOHN A. VOLPE IS FOR EXAMINING THE FHWA PROCEDURES AND PRACTICES IN THE AREA OF CITIZEN INVOLVEMENT. THE ROLE OF THE 1970 HIGHWAY ACT IS REVIEWED, PARTICULARLY THE PART THAT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDIES CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS A COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING PROCESS.

Transportation planning

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American Right of Way Association, P. 19–22 Proceedings, Third Annual National Seminar 1957

Francis C Turner

10.21949/1505558

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The Federal – State Relationship in Highway Construction Public Roads Chief Engineer Explains Bureau’s Position

Francis C Turner

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Highway system

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Highway Engineering

Highway maintenance

Road Construction

10.21949/1505577

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ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEW WITH MR. FRANK C. TURNER

Francis C Turner J T Greenwood Stephan Lingner

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MOVING PEOPLE ON URBAN HIGHWAYS

Traffic quarterly (1970)

Francis C Turner

The purpose of this article is to shed light on one of the often discussed controversies: urban highways versus public transit. The article defines urban transit as, to a great extent, highway travel. On a person trip basis, 75% of the public transit travel is by bus, thus highway travel. The article examines what the federal highway program has done, and more importantly, what it is striving to do to encourage more effectiveness in moving people on urban highways, whether by private car or by transit bus.

Urban transit

Light rail transit

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Forward with Topics

Francis C Turner

10.21949/1505661

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