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College of William and Mary

Traffic Study Records

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This collection contains Traffic Study technical reports of the College of William and Mary from 1968 and 1969, and prepared by the Metropolitan Transportation Planning Division of the Virginia Department of Highways. This study evaluates traffic conditions on the college campus and adjacent city streets to determine the most feasible methods to reduce traffic congestion and delay and improve safety. It also evaluates the adequacy of campus parking facilities and makes recommendations for improvement.

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Virginia. Metropolitan Transportation Planning Division

This collection contains Traffic Study technical reports of the College of William and Mary from 1968 and 1969, and prepared by the Metropolitan Transportation Planning Division of the Virginia Department of Highways. This study evaluates traffic conditions on the college campus and adjacent city streets to determine the most feasible methods to reduce traffic congestion and delay and improve safety. It also evaluates the adequacy of campus parking facilities and makes recommendations for improvement.

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