RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE
June 1–4, 2016
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ABSTRACT
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Keywords: - (6 max)
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Truck Category
No. Intercepted
Annual Volume
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848
217 593
tractor temi-trailer
762
195 526
truck train
270
69 281
all trucks
1 880
482 400
*Footnote for this table
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2. REFERENCES
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Petroski, H. 1995. Engineers of Dreams: Great Bridge Builders and the Spanning of America, Alfred A. Knopf,
Inc., New York, NY, USA.
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Panesar, D. K. and Bartlett, F.M. 2006. Load and Resistance Data for Precast Stringer Highway Bridges. Canadian
Journal of Civil Engineering, 33 (11): 1368-1378.
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State/Province and Country where conference took place, volume number in Arabic numerals: pages. For example:
Dorton, R., Langridge, M., and Li, E. 2006. A Historical Review of Bridge Aesthetics in Ontario. 7th International
Conference on Short and Medium Span Bridges, Canadian Society for Civil Engineering, Montreal, Quebec, Canada,
10 p. paper in CD-ROM proceedings.
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