Author: He Xiongwei
Publisher:
Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Only scientific operational management can fully leverage the advantages of expressways—speed, efficiency, safety, and smooth traffic flow. Following the goals of "high starting point, high standards, and high efficiency," the Hubei Jingzhu Expressway Management Office has systematically established the "Hubei Jingzhu Expressway Management Model" through years of exploration and practice. This model primarily includes: toll management, road management, maintenance management, business development and market supervision, electromechanical surveillance management, and comprehensive management (government affairs management, human resource management, financial management, and asset management). The writing of this book emphasizes the combination of theory and practice. While discussing theoretical issues, it closely ties them to the management practices of the Hubei Jingzhu Expressway, continuously summarizing, refining, and deepening to form a set of advanced management experiences and methods that reflect the Hubei Jingzhu Expressway's practices. This management model originates from practice, features a complete theoretical framework, and holds significant reference value and practical utility. This book can serve as a professional reference for expressway operators and as a case study textbook for highway management programs in colleges and universities.
Highway Operation Management - Creation and Practice of the Hubei Jingzhu Expressway Management Model
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