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ABSTRACT SINCE the introduction of bicycles and motor-cars the question of road maintenance has come very much to the front. It formed one of the subjects discussed in Section G at the late
meeting of the British Association, and was considered of sufficient importance to warrant the appointment of a committee to inquire generally into the subject, but more especially as to the
effect of the condition of the surface of roads on the tractive force required to move vehicles along them. _Road-making and Maintenance: a Practical Treatise for Engineers, Surveyors and
Others_. By Thomas Aitken Pp. xvi + 440. With numerous plates and illustrations. (London: Charles Griffin and Co., Ltd., 1900.) Access through your institution Buy or subscribe This is a
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