Customer Reviews

Traffic Engineering (3rd Edition)

5 star:		(5)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
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From sight distance to freeway flow characteristics to signal coordination for arterials, this is the most comprehensive textbook I've seen on traffic engineering. The topics follow a very logical progression and many examples are given throughout. This book could serve as an excellent textbook for an undergraduate or first-year graduate traffic engineering class in addition to being a must have for practitioners. One way the book could be improved is by including a more thorough presentation of loop detectors, control cabinets, and how actuated signal timing plans actually play out from cycle to cycle, specifically with regards to actuated coordinated signals along arterials. Nonetheless, I still give the book a 5.

this is perfect for the pe it has 90% of the information you need and it explains the hcm and the green book in great detail. A++

This book goes thru a variety of traffic engineering problems, assesing solutions and explaining in an simple way many concepts and technics used in the HCM (1994/97 updates).

Very good for begginers.....

This book does a good job of detailing the necessary warrants for various traffic issues but when attempting the problems and reviewing their examples, you become extremely thrown off with all the mistakes in the numbers. I've scribbled my own edits everywhere.

I found it very neat and on time. It was a great pleasure for me to have it in my mailbox at the time I needed it. Don't worry about the price. It really does worth.

It is a good book and nice quality.
I can learn a lot about how important and how to manage traffic.

This book presents things in a practical manner. The examples in the book are incredible and can very easily be related to real life applications.

It is a great book, the only drawback is the following: it NOT written in Metric units (a.k.a. International System). I hope that the next edition use metric units.