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AASHTO Faces of Transportation 2012 Grand Price Winner - Caldecott Fourth Bore Tunnel Breakthrough by Metropolitan Transportation Commission Photographer Karl Nielsen
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Top Picks in AASHTO Photo Contest Have Geo-engineering Subjects

November 30, 2012 rockman Comments Off on Top Picks in AASHTO Photo Contest Have Geo-engineering Subjects

Every year, the American Association of Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) has a photo contest called Faces of Transportation. This year’s top winners had a strong geo-engineering theme. A photo of the Caldecott Fourth Bore […]

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