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Bought book in March for April PE. Did not use it one time. Book is in new condition. $100 plus shipping costs.

I know its a big no-no but what are the exceptions to this rule.

I'm doing my final review and I'm looking at the syllabus and it mentions "Slab on Grade". What possible questions are they referring too for Geotech AM? Thanks in advance

So I'm doing the Lindenburg practice exam and they have a problem with an intersection and they ask the injury accident rate per 10 mil. They mention they have both fatals and injury accidents and the answer is just counting injury accidents. 6 Minute solutions problem 69 has an intersection...

Ran into a question where they are asking for the North-South green time for Pedestrians. The question states 45 going NB and 35 going SB. I thought the Nped value would be 75 but apparently its 45. Is it because you choose the highest number crossing one way and you can neglect the SB ped...

Do I only use the optimal signal cycle length (Webster's Theory) it the question specifically asks for "optimal signal cycle length" and use (v/s)*©/(c-l) when asked for MINIMUM cycle length? I'm specifically look at Goswami book pages 768-769

I just want to make sure I'm doing this correctly. If they give a specific vehicle like a car or single truck for example, I would use the green book but if the question just says a vehicle I use the HCM? This is for a problem that states you would be on a minor street and turning left to a 4...

I have the 5th edition handbook but the latest one is the 6th edition, how critical is this? Would there be huge differences??

What if they asked the acceleration of a bus and didn't give out anymore info (This also applies to a car, semitrailer etc..), Where would I find this type of information

I've been doing a lot of transportation problems lately from various sources (Goswami, NCEES transpo book, Testmasters, and 6 min solutions). The degree of difficulty varies. NCEES and Goswami are reasonable while Testmasters and 6 min solutions can get tough and confusing. If the problems...

I'm enrolled in the Goswami course and received all the notes/problems for the fall class. He has the problems split up in AM/PM. Do you guys think its ok to just do the AM problems and do the PM for my depth topic? I just don't want to study for PM structures when my depth is transportation...