Contents: Employment accessibility for special urban groups; On the supply and demand functions for urban transportation; Induced demand for travel in Boston and Houston; Metropolitan land use and urban transportation; Choice, Community, esthetics and urban transportation; Metropolitan politics and urban transportation; Comparison of costs and benefits for major transportation alternatives; Improving evaluation of proposed innovations in urban transportation; Demonstration plan for a dynamically-routed transit feeder system; Characteristics of taxicab supply and demand in selected metropolitan areas; With gun and camera through the M. T. A.; Sizing the transit evolution; and Scenarios for the transit revolution.
Systems Analysis of Urban Transportation. Volume 4. Supporting Analyses
1968
478 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Road Transportation , Civil Engineering , Urban planning , Transportation , Costs , Reports , Population , Cost effectiveness , Industrial training , Personnel , Wages , Sociology , Models(Simulations) , Mathematical models , Management engineering , Decision making , Political science , Urban areas , Mission profiles , Traffic , Ground speed , Public opinion , Area planning and development , Rapid transit systems