Killed by a Traffic Engineer: Shattering the Delusion that Science Underlies our Transportation System
by Wes Marshall
Questions the scientific basis of transportation engineering and explores how design choices affect safety and urban life.
About This Book
Killed by a Traffic Engineer examines the foundations of modern transportation planning.
The book questions long-held assumptions about how roads and traffic systems are designed.
Readers are invited to consider the real-world impacts of engineering decisions on safety.
Emphasis is placed on the gap between perceived scientific rigor and actual outcomes.
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