Traffic engineer definition

Traffic engineer means the traffic engineer for the city.
Traffic engineer means an engineer licensed in the state of Washington qualified to perform traffic impact analyses.
Traffic engineer means the person appointed to the designated officer position of Traffic Engineer established under the Traffic Bylaw.

Examples of Traffic engineer in a sentence

  • The City Traffic engineer evaluated long-term traffic needs along this road segment, and has determined through the traffic study conclusions that a reduction to four lanes is justified.

  • The City Traffic engineer evaluated long-term traffic needs along this road segment and has determined through the traffic study conclusions that a reduction to four (4) lanes is justified.

  • Highway 96 is a county road and falls under Ramsey County Traffic engineer.

  • The City Traffic engineer evaluated long-term traffic needs along this road segment and has determined through the traffic study conclusions that a reduction to four lanes is justified.

  • Traffic engineer who will provide proper coordination with the Government’s Traffic Authorities, and utility firms concerned shall be assigned full time; also, traffic aides shall be assigned to help manage the traffic flow.


More Definitions of Traffic engineer

Traffic engineer means a professional engineer in
Traffic engineer means the City’s Director of Traffic and Transportation or his designate.
Traffic engineer means the employee designated by the city manager who is trained and qualified to perform the duties of the traffic engineer as set forth within this code.
Traffic engineer means the Public Works Director or appointee responsible for design, operation and maintenance of traffic control devices as defined by WAC 308-330-260 and 308-330-265.
Traffic engineer means MVA Hong Kong Ltd.
Traffic engineer means the person appointed by Project Co in accordance with Section 8.3 [Traffic Engineer] of Part 4 of Schedule 4.
Traffic engineer means the city engineer or an authorized representative.