roads

The Romans were the greatest builders of the ancient world, and among their most impressive achievements were their vast systems of roads and aqueducts. The aqueducts brought life-giving water to cities and towns, making Romes mighty urban civilization possible.

Examines the development and building of roads though history. Discusses the engineering involved in designing and constructing roads, and what they may look like in the future. Includes color photographs, a glossary, and further resources.

A young cat named Otto and his father take a drive through the village to the city and on the way they spot some weird and wonderful sights.

Traces the development of modern road systems in the United States and discusses their advantages and disadvantages.

A road atlas covering the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

Working undercover as a mild-mannered secretary has private investigator Carlotta Carlyle bored. She starts moonlighting, but soon finds herself over her head in a storm of events that threaten to make this investigation her last.

Explains the purpose and functions of 150 devices found along highways and roads, near airports, and on utility towers.

Examines how highways and government policies have transformed and expanded American communities, bringing growth and development to unsettled areas and undermining existing urban centers.

Introduces the reader to the machinery that is used in making roads, from the backhoe loader to the pavers and chippers.