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THE NEED FOR PUBLIC RELATIONS PROGRAMS TO MINIMIZE THE NUMBER OF LAWSUITS AND COMPLAINTS DURING CONSTRUCTION IS ILLUSTRATED BY EIGHT PRACTICAL EXAMPLES.

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pp 45-46

1971

Highway Research Record

50th Annual Meeting of the Highway Research Board

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Construction industry; Contractors; Public opinion; Public relations; Road construction; Traffic diversion

Construction; Highways; Research; Society

TRIS, TRB

Apr 23 1972 12:00AM

• DISPOSAL OF MATERIALS IN URBAN FREEWAY CONSTRUCTION
• FAST-ASSEMBLY BRIDGE OVER THE AEGIDIENTORPLATZ IN HANNOVER
• PLANNING AND DESIGN INNOVATIONS OR HOW TO MAKE A FREEWAY A GOOD NEIGHBOR
• THE CONSULTANT'S PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF URBAN HIGHWAYS-WITH DISCUSSION
• THE CONTRACTOR'S PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF URBAN HIGHWAYS, WITH DISCUSSION
• THE LOWRY HILL TUNNEL FREEZE WALL
• THE MUNICIPALITY'S PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF URBAN HIGHWAYS-WITH DISCUSSION
• THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT'S PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF URBAN HIGHWAYS, WITH DISCUSSION
• UTILITY PROBLEMS IN THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF URBAN HIGHWAYS, WITH DISCUSSION