This is an introductory book about road and bridge engineering, written for general readers and students interested in how transport infrastructure works. It was published by University of London Press in 1956, 143 pages, containing photographs and illustrations explaining the subject.
This is a classic educational engineering book from the 1950s that explains how roads and bridges are designed and built, combining history, basic physics, and real-world examples to make civil engineering understandable to beginners.
The book and the dust-jacket are in good condition.
