Highway Capacity Manual - Needed for AM?

[Jayman_PE]

For those who took the exam, did you need the HCM 2000 manual for the AM? I have a pdf version and with over 1,000 pages I'm not interested printing it off. With some time I could probably pin down the relevant sections, formuals, etc. but would prefer not. Does CERM cover enough of this for AM?

thanks,

Jason

 

[blybrook PE]

I wish I had it for 3 problems as they were not covered in the CERM at all, so I guessed the best I could when I took the test last October. I didn't need it when it was all said and done, but if I had access to a hard copy, I would have brought it. Be sure you have the most up to date copy, I know the 2000 edition has been updated by errata a few times per some friends that took the Transportation PM.

Good luck on the test.

 

[ptatohed]

For those who took the exam, did you need the HCM 2000 manual for the AM? I have a pdf version and with over 1,000 pages I'm not interested printing it off. With some time I could probably pin down the relevant sections, formuals, etc. but would prefer not. Does CERM cover enough of this for AM?

thanks,

Jason

Jay, you shouldn't need any special codes/standards/manuals for anything in the AM (the CERM should be enough). You would only need the HCM for the Transpo afternoon. Good luck.

 

[yatkins]

I don't remember needing this reference in the Oct '09 exam with construction PM. I didn't have it since it wasn't on the reference list.