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For a while, some of my colleagues and I thought someone should make a show called Game of Roads, a seemingly obvious mash up of The Office and Game of Thrones. In GoR, different transportation discipline 'houses' (rail, tunnels, highways, bridges, aviation) would vie for superiority and ultimately claim ...

Hi Maria, I looked around online and I couldn't find a more recent edition, so even though it's a few years old, I think the 16th Ed is the one. At least I hope that's the case, since that's what I bought! Having received it in the mail over the weekend, it's a whale of a book. There will be lots ...

Hi Piyush, ​ I think the short answer is the classic engineering answer: it depends. There are many factors in play, of which only one is having a British PhD and then moving into US industry. I was raised in the US and completed my undergraduate here before doing a doctorate in Oxford. Afterwards, ...

​Hi Rebecca, I'll offer a slightly different perspective. Having finished my undergraduate in 2011, I wanted to end up in industry and knew that the added education could be beneficial. I applied for Masters programs but ended up taking a Doctorate position at Oxford - partly for the engineering and ...