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AZ Civil failed " :( AM 48% 18/40 PM 75% 30/40 I know what I will be doing until April.... :mellow:

I received Arizona last night at 6pm.

Congrats! Thanks for the info.. AZ Civil still waiting....

AZ not in. my ncees still says results/diag not yet available. :(

How did you recieve your results?

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This is like holding a lotto ticket and dreaming about what to do with the winnings. Hurry up and draw the freaking numbers already.. oh know what if I don't win. :(

He is definitely in a different Florida than the one I am in. No results for me yet.

I check it so often my phone told me to write an app already.... :P :P :P

The results are in! i just just saved $300 on my auto insurance!! woo hoo!

For surveyors the results are out. They have not made us engineers suffer enough yet. :) How about that timer? It drove me nuts when it was here before now I am nuts without it. Wow maybe I am just nuts...... :huh:

Civil/Trans awaiting results in Florida sat for the exam in Arizona. 2X loser so I unfortunately know the wait. This time it has been the toughest as I actually studied and felt like it went well which scares me..... Anyways got tired of just checking the site for results thought i would ramble...

Yes and I found the tables. I just want to know at what distance from the travel way is within the shyline? say at 60mph for example

Not wanting to get specific about any question on the exam of course but in general can someone explain the three different flare taper zones in relationship to the travel lane and the shyline offset? Thanks

The link worked for me. Several good problems mostly in metric though. Thanks for the link

Anyone looking to work problems and study for the upcoming exam in the north tampa area or Pasco Hernando county. Would like others to form a study group. I have all the test masters and school for PE materials. Studying transportation and traffic engineering Saturday the 10th september and...

The answer is yes bicycles move faster than pedestrians therefore when calculating Gp it is disregarded. I am a former Testmasters student and remember that problem written by Mark Ingram PE who is a VP of transportation for AECOMM and explained it that way in his class