- [dubious – discuss] The
American ****ociation of
State Highway Officials (
AASHO) was
founded on
December 12, 1914. Its name was
changed to
American ****ociation...
- Highways,
recommended by the
American ****ociation of
State Highway Officials (
AASHO),
worked to form a
national numbering system to
rationalize the roads. After...
-
beginning of the 1950s, the
American ****ociation of
State Highway Officials (
AASHO)
dealt with the
question of how the size of the axle load
affects the service...
- The
AASHO Road Test was a
series of
experiments carried out by the
American ****ociation of
State Highway and
Transportation Officials (AASHTO), to determine...
- that was
developed by the
American ****ociation of
State Highway Officials (
AASHO) in the 1920s. The
preliminary plan
recommended in 1925 had the highway...
-
first submissions to the
American ****ociation of
State Highway Officials (
AASHO) to
establish the
route were made in 1954; all
placed the
northeast end...
-
numbering plan
approved by the
American ****ociation of
State Highway Officials (
AASHO) on
November 11, 1926,
established US 93 from the Canada–US
border north...
- York in 1931 and
became part of US 202 in 1934. US 202 was
approved by the
AASHO (now AASHTO) in June 1934; the
route approved was 671
miles (1,080 km),...
- Missouri, who
lobbied the
American ****ociation of
State Highway Officials (
AASHO) for the
creation of a
route following the 1925 plans. From the outset,...
-
miles (237.9 km). The
American ****ociation of
State Highway Officials (
AASHO)
adopted a
resolution against split routes in 1934. In
order to eliminate...
