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Transportation engineers work on transportation projects for local, state, and federal government organizations. They may be hired by large construction companies. They also work for engineering consulting firms and urban planning organizations. The Department of Labor categorizes transportation engineers as a division of civil engineering. There are 439,200 civil engineers employed in the United States.
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