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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Transportation planning and policy"”.

  1. A GIS-based decision support for travel demand analysis

    Transportation related problems have become one of the most pressing and visible concerns of urban life. Growing traffic congestion increases the pressure on the transportation system and results in deterioration of both the mobility and quality of transportation service provided. Although the …

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  2. A Multidimensional Study of Transit Ridership and Station Mode Shares in the United States: Nonlinear Effects, Data Aggregation, and Post-Pandemic Changes

    Understanding the differences among public transit types allows for the development of more targeted policies at both local and regional levels. Examining how the built environment (BE) influences travel behavior (Delclòs-Alió et al.) and assessing data aggregation effects around different transit …

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  3. The determinants of modal choice of urban travel: a case study

    … of passengers has been met with increased fares and reductions in the level of service, both of which resulted in further decline in the level of use. Also, increasing affluence and greater automobile ownership, along with the decline in public transit service, have made the auto the dominant …

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  4. An assessment tool for the appropriateness of activity-based travel demand models

    As transportation policies are changing to encourage alternative modes of transportation to reduce congestion problems and air quality impacts, more planning organizations are considering or implementing activity-based travel demand models to forecast future travel patterns. The proclivity towards …

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