New York (State). Dept. of Transportation.
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Books by New York (State). Dept. of Transportation.
Total count: 14
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Policy statements relating to transportation planning and development in New York State.Office of Planning and Development, New York State Dept. of Transportation1969-01-01
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High-speed rail service in New York Stateconcept studyThe Department1970-01-01
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Statewide master plan for transportation.New York State Department of Transportation1973-01-01
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Statewide master plan for transportation. Vol. 1.State of New York, Dept. of Transportation1973-01-01
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Environmental action plan, transportation development processThe Dept.1978-01-01
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New York State atlas.New York State Dept. of Transportation1980-01-01
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The rebuilding New York initiativethe road to renewal2nd ed.Office of Communications and Intergovernmental Relations-NYSDOT1986-01-01
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State transportation master planrebuilding New York.Additional copies from State Policy & Systems Section, N.Y.S. Dept. of Transportation1987-01-01
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Standard details for highway bridgesNov. 1989.The Division1989-01-01
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Use of scrap tire rubber in asphalt pavementsa report to the Governor and Legislature in compliance with Chapter 599 of the Laws of 1987.New York State Dept. of Transportation1990-01-01
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Remsen-Lake Placid Travel Corridor draft management plan/draft environmental impact statementThe Depts.1993-01-01
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Management plan and environmental impact statement for the Remsen-Lake Placid corridorsummary draftThe Depts.1993-01-01
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Route 9A reconstruction projectfinal environmental impact statementNew York State Dept. of Transportation1994-01-01
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The next generationtransportation choices for the 21st century.State of New York, Dept. of Transportation1996-01-01