01419423

Monograph

http://onlinepubs.trb.org...ubs/trr/1985/1038/1038.pdf

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English

103p

1985

Transportation Research Record

0309039541

Digital/other

Appendices; Figures; Maps; Photos; References; Tables

Air transportation; Axle loads; Freight transportation; Highway transportation; Management; Oils; Pipe; Railroad transportation; Rolling contact; Routes; Trucks; Urban transportation; Vehicle weight

Air transport; Axle load; Freight transport; Load damage relationship; Oil; Pipe; Rail transport; Road transport; Route; Transport management; Truck; Urban transport; Vehicle pavement interaction; Vehicle weight

Administration and Management; Aviation; Freight Transportation; Motor Carriers; Railroads

ITRD, TRB, ATRI

Aug 24 2012 7:05AM

• ANALYSIS OF AIR FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION ASSOCIATED WITH HIGH TECHNOLOGY MANUFACTURING DEVELOPMENT
• ANALYSIS OF PAVEMENT DAMAGE ATTRIBUTABLE TO OVERWEIGHT TRUCKS IN NEW JERSEY
• ASSESSMENT OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL ACCURACY OF THE CARLOAD WAYBILL SAMPLE FOR STATE RAIL PLANNING
• AXLE LOAD LIMITS IN ONTARIO: LONG-TERM ANALYSIS
• CONDUCTING TRUCK ROUTING STUDIES FROM A NEW PERSPECTIVE
• DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR TRUCKING BREAK-BULK OPERATIONS
• DIRECTIONS FOR URBAN FREIGHT TRANSPORT RESEARCH IN AUSTRALIA
• GREATER EFFICIENCY OR PREDATION: THE CSX-ACBL MERGER
• HIGHWAY COST ALLOCATION METHODOLOGY FOR PAVEMENT REHABILITATION AND CAPACITY-RELATED COSTS OCCASIONED BY AN INCREMENT IN HEAVY TRUCK TRAFFIC
• Issues in the Deregulation of Oil Pipelines: An Empirical Analysis
• LARGE TRUCK ACCIDENT RATES: ANOTHER VIEWPOINT
• POSSIBLE IMPACTS OF INTERNATIONAL REGISTRATION PLAN ON TRUCKING INDUSTRY AND STATE ECONOMY: A CASE STUDY OF INDIANA
• URBAN FREIGHT PRACTICE--AN EVALUATION OF SELECTED EXAMPLES
• VEHICLE-MILES FOR A FREIGHT CARRIER WITH TWO CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS