The report demonstrates the current concept of citizen participation in transportation by an analysis and evaluation of four multi-modal transportation projects that have involved citizen participation programs. The selected projects are: (1) Proposed Pulaski Expressway, which demonstrates an extensive citizen participation effort in the development of the Environmental Impact Statement for the planned urban freeway link; (2) New York-Philadelphia AMTRAK Service, which illustrates the citizen participation efforts in formal public hearings; (3) West Chester Pike Bus/Carpool Lane, which originated from a mandate of the Clean Air Act and involved citizens in a project feasibility determination for a plan that would benefit a metropolitan downtown area at the expense of suburban inconvenience; and, (4) Lindenwold High Speed Line, which involved a voluntary citizen participation process for a fare increase proposal.
Transportation Case Studies of Citizen Participation
1977
261 pages
Report
No indication
English
Transportation & Traffic Planning , Road Transportation , Transportation , Urban transportation , Citizen participation , Evaluation , Limited access highways , Environmental impact statements , Metropolitan areas , Central city , Local government , Urban planning , Highway planning , Urban sociology , Rail transportation , Roadside maintenance , Public hearings , Preferential lanes , Car pool lanes , Amtrak system
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