This authoritative guide to the engineering and design of public roads and pathways offers clear and practical advice to planners, engineers, and policymakers. Written by two renowned experts in the field, Charles Leon Durand-Claye and Leopold Marx, this French-language handbook covers everything from road surveying and drafting to construction and maintenance, and provides a vital resource for architects, urbanists, and infrastructure specialists.

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