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WHERE HAVE WE BEEN -- WHERE ARE WE GOING?

This paper reviews some of the progress that has been made in recent years in the transportation field by behavioral scientists and human factors engineers. The major areas covered are public transportation systems, railroad systems, highway systems, and personal transportation systems. The report suggests what future problems may be encountered in these areas that will need the attention of human factors specialists.

Robert M. Nicholson | R. M. Nicholson

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