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Any discussion of the relation between transportation and air quality planning on a metropolitan scale must necessarily begin with a brief explanation of the roles and responsibilities of key agencies and organizations. Accordingly, this paper starts with a summary description of those planning and implementing agencies in the National Capital Region that contribute to the integraton of air quality considerations into transportation planning. This is followed by a review of the area's experience with the annual assessment of consistency of the region's transportation plans and programs to state implementation plans to achieve air quality. Several of the key issues that have generated controversy between transportation planners and air quality planners are identified and discussed. And, finally, this paper reports on the current organizational and planning approach being developed for the metropolitan Washington area to meet the requirements of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1977. /Author/

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pp 72-76

1978

Transportation Research Record

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Air quality management; City planning; Coordination; Transportation planning

Clean Air Act

Washington (District of Columbia)

Environment; Highways; Planning and Forecasting

TRIS, TRB

May 26 1979 12:00AM

• AIR QUALITY CONSIDERATIONS IN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
• AN OVERVIEW OF THE GENERAL MOTORS SULFATE DISPERSION EXPERIMENT
• ATMOSPHERIC AND WIND TUNNEL STUDIES OF AIR POLLUTION DISPERSION NEAR HIGHWAYS
• DEVELOPMENT OF A METHOD TO RELATE 8-HOUR TRIP GENERATION TO EMISSIONS CHARACTERISTICS
• EXPERIENCE WITH CONSISTENCY REVIEWS IN FOUR METROPOLITAN AREAS
• INTEGRATED PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND AIR QUALITY
• MONITORING AND MODELING OF RESUSPENDED ROADWAY DUST NEAR URBAN ARTERIALS
• OVERVIEW OF THE NEW YORK STATE LONG ISLAND EXPRESSWAY DISPERSION EXPERIMENT
• OXIDANT MODEL APPLICATIONS: DENVER
• OXIDANT MODELING STATUS
• PHOTOCHEMICAL OXIDANTS IN PHOENIX
• REGIONAL AIR QUALITY MODELING IN LOS ANGELES
• REVIEW OF U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY GUIDELINES FOR EVALUATING INDIRECT SOURCES AND CARBON MONOXIDE HOT SPOTS
• ROLE OF THE FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION UNDER THE CLEAN AIR ACT AMENDMENTS OF 1977