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Hmm... I wonder if someone else is going to be the democrat nominee for president in November? One can wonder.

Out at 4:13 am HST (about an hour ago)

Did not even check whether the 2018 green book was used in this latest exam, but just saw that it will be required in April 2020. Bummers, if I fail, that will be another $288 to AASHTO. Design specs: https://ncees.org/wp-content/uploads/Civ-Tran-October-2016_combined_with-2020-codes.pdf...

It *looks like* transportation may require the 2018 green book for the next test (April 2019). Oh well... Info: https://store.transportation.org/item/collectiondetail/180

Is the 2018 NCEES practice exam booklet (transportation) similar to the 2014 booklet? Looking  at past practice exams, some of the same problems are listed. Is it worth purchasing?

Are there big changes between the two? Could one get by using HCM 2010 on the October 2018 exam? Okay so now I'm a little confused as the TRB site states "*Important note* Professional engineering exams have not been updated to include information from the HCM Sixth Edition. Individuals seeking...

When finding the stopping sight distance using the following equation  SSD = 1.47 Vt + (V^2 / 30(f ± g)) how do we know when to use f+g or f-g? (Unable to find any explanation like “with a downslope, use f+g”.)

What are the chances NCEES will require the 16th edition of Design and Control of Concrete Mixtures for the October 2017 exam? Noticed that they can and do make changes to the Exam Specs: they last made some changes (in red) in July of 2015. The book is currently under $100 ($70 on Amazon new)...

Hello all! 53 y.o. senior aspiring to get licensed. Just took my F.E. (other disciplines) several weeks ago, and somehow managed to pass. Will be focusing on civil - transportation.