MGSmith519
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I know that the 3 most important Transportation Reference Books are the 2010 HCM, 2011 AASHTO GDHS (Green Book), and the 2009 MUTCD, and that these will answer many questions for the afternoon session. I recently was able to obtain the 1993 AASHTO Guide for Design of Pavement Structures with the 1998 supplement, and the 2008 AASHTO MEPDG, so now I have all 3 pavement reference books (and 9 total of the 11 listed, not having the AI or the PCA books).
I have now finished tabbing, highlighting, and underlining all of my reference books, and I have many tabs, highlights, and underlines in all of my books besides these 3 pavement books. It was difficult for me to skim through them, not knowing much about pavement, and I had no clue what would be of importance on the exam. I see that 4 of the 40 afternoon questions will be on Geotechnical and Pavement.
Can someone (and hopefully many people) post some sample questions on this thread concerning Pavement, and also maybe list the Tables/Figures/Equations that are of major importance from these 3 reference books? Once again, I know that it is a minor topic, but every point counts towards a passing score, and I would hate to miss 1 or 2 questions if they could have been answered correctly by simply having a tab or two on these books.
Thank you all in advance.
I have now finished tabbing, highlighting, and underlining all of my reference books, and I have many tabs, highlights, and underlines in all of my books besides these 3 pavement books. It was difficult for me to skim through them, not knowing much about pavement, and I had no clue what would be of importance on the exam. I see that 4 of the 40 afternoon questions will be on Geotechnical and Pavement.
Can someone (and hopefully many people) post some sample questions on this thread concerning Pavement, and also maybe list the Tables/Figures/Equations that are of major importance from these 3 reference books? Once again, I know that it is a minor topic, but every point counts towards a passing score, and I would hate to miss 1 or 2 questions if they could have been answered correctly by simply having a tab or two on these books.
Thank you all in advance.