Confessions of a Recovering Engineer: Transportation for a Strong Town
Charles L. Marohn Jr. challenges readers to reconsider conventional transportation engineering and its effects on communities. With a focus on stronger towns, this book offers a thoughtful perspective on streets, infrastructure, public investment, and the ways local design decisions influence everyday life.
About This Book
Confessions of a Recovering Engineer explores the relationship between transportation engineering and the strength of local communities.
Charles L. Marohn Jr. examines established approaches to transportation and encourages readers to question how infrastructure decisions shape towns.
The book presents a perspective on streets, development, and public investment centered on creating stronger towns.
It is suited to readers interested in transportation, engineering, urban planning, and community design.
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