Traffic Quarterly
TABLE OF CONTENTS, JANUARY 1957
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Signs on Police Cars: An Editorial
COLONEL ROBERT C. F. GOETZ
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C.D. CURTISS
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Factors in Urban Renewal Plans
ROBERT E. BARKLEY
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Shopper Origins and Destinations
WALTER THABIT and NATHALIE LOBE
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City’s Traffic Efficiency Increased by New Street System in Oklahoma
J.H. ROBINSON and GEORGE W. BARTON
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Highway Transportation Problems: Organization and Evaluation
FLETCHER N. PLATT
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ERLING HORN
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Forecasting Festival Traffic During Jamestown’s 350th Anniversary
RUDYARD B. GOODE and ROBERT K. TURNER, JR.
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Using Creeper Lanes for Trucks On West Virginia Turnpike
ELMER K. TIMBY
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H.A. FLANAKIN
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WILLIAM R. MCGRATH
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Traffic Quarterly
TABLE OF CONTENTS, APRIL 1957
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COLONEL ROBERT C. F. GOETZ
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Land Use Analysis and Forecasting in Traffic Planning
ERNEST H. JURKAT
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New Horizons in Urban Development via the Expressway
HUSTON RAWLS
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W.C. BRANDES
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Scientific Fleet Management in the State of California
ELLSWORTH W. SCAMMON
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CHARLES E. STONIER
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J. EDWARD JOHNSTON
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Designing Roads for High Capacity
RALPH L. FISHER
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The Executive-Management Aspects of Traffic Engineering
A.F. MALO
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The Planning for Traffic Operations for the Lincoln Tunnel
WARREN S. QUIMBY
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The Analysis of Work-Trip Data: Relationships and Variances
HOWARD S. LAPIN
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Traffic Estimation. Robert E. Schmidt and M. Earl Campbell
A Review by ROSCOE ELLARD, Executive Editor
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Traffic Quarterly
TABLE OF CONTENTS, JULY 1957
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COLONEL ROBERT C. F. GOETZ
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The New Highways: Mere Beautiful Design or Functional?
H.G. ECKHARDT
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Subdividing for Traffic Safety
HAROLD MARKS
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The Role of the County in the National Highway Program
HOWARD BUSSARD
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The Garden State Parkway: Its Growing Economic Significance
D. LOUIS TONTI
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The Changing Position of Retail Trade in Central Business Districts
SAMUEL C. MCMILLAN
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Road Accidents, Other Accidents, and Our Laws about Them
J.J. LEEMING
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Connecticut’s Plan to Meet Impact of the 1956 Highway Act
WARREN M. CREAMER
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Safe Transportation of Migrant Agricultural Workers
PAUL E. GURSKE
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Applying Electronic Computers To Traffic, Highway Problems
ERNEST F. BLANCHE
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Planning our National Park Roads and our National Parkways
DUDLEY C. BAYLISS
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Traffic Quarterly
TABLE OF CONTENTS, OCTOBER 1957
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COLONEL ROBERT C. F. GOETZ
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Urban Highway Planning: Its Increasing Importance
C.D. CURTISS
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Access-Control Keeps our Highways Young
CHARLES W. AHNER
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Transportation and Parking Facilities in Downtown Rehabilitation
FRANK EMERY COX
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South Carolina’s New Speed Law
CLAUDE R. MCMILLAN
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DONALD S. BUCK
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Urban Roads Given High Capacity, Through Medians and Signals
A.L. HIMELHOCH
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Major Street Planning Problems Solved by Factual Studies
EDWARD M. HALL
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Traffic Circles in Washington, D.C.
D. S. BRINKLEY and W. L. BRAUN
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Education and Training For Highway Engineering Employees
ROBLEY WINFREY
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Are We Over Emphasizing Speed As an Accident Cause?
ROGER G. STEWART
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MAXWELL N. HALSEY
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