01403242

Monograph

http://onlinepubs.trb.org...ubs/trr/1993/1400/1400.pdf

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English

1993

Transportation Research Record

0309054702

Evaluation; Highway planning; Information technology; Land use planning; Project management; Public participation; Transportation planning; Travel behavior

Information technology; Land use; Project evaluation; Public participation; Road planning; Transport planning; Travel behaviour

Data and Information Technology; Society

ITRD, TRB, ATRI

Aug 23 2012 9:29PM

• AUTOMATING CONSTRUCTION DATA ACQUISITION FOR THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION BY USING PEN-BASED COMPUTERS
• CAN ROAD BUILDERS JOIN THE PUBLIC IN INFLUENCING TRANSPORTATION POLICY? A MINNESOTA CASE STUDY
• CITIZEN PARTICIPATION USING A SOFT SYSTEMS PERSPECTIVE
• COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF TRAVEL CHARACTERISTICS FOR NEOTRADITIONAL DESIGNS
• COST-EFFICIENT PROGRAMMING OF ROAD PROJECTS USING A STATISTICAL APPRAISAL METHOD
• IMPACT OF DOWNSIZING OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ON ENGINEERING OPERATIONS
• IMPROVED SAMPLING TECHNIQUES TO DETERMINE TRIP CHARACTERISTICS FOR TRAFFIC IMPACT ANALYSES
• LIGHT-RAIL TRANSIT STATIONS AND PROPERTY VALUES: A HEDONIC PRICE APPROACH
• NEW APPROACH TO INTEGRATING ENGINEERING, MANAGERIAL, AND POLITICAL JUDGMENT: DEVELOPMENT OF THE UTAH PROJECT PRIORITIZATION SYSTEM
• OPTIMIZATION OF CAPITAL BUDGETING FOR INTERRELATED CAPACITY EXPANSION PROJECTS
• PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT AT THE PLANNING LEVEL: A CASE STUDY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE ACCESS ROAD
• REGIONAL VERSUS LOCAL ACCESSIBILITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR NONWORK TRAVEL
• TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER USING ELECTRONIC BULLETIN BOARD SYSTEMS
• TRANSIT-BASED HOUSING AND RESIDENTIAL SATISFACTION: REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH
• TRANSPORTATION SERVICE STANDARDS--AS IF PEOPLE MATTER
• WORKING WITH NEW PARTNERS: TRANSPORTATION DECISIONS WITH THE PUBLIC