01390545

Monograph

English

1 CD-ROM

2004

Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, 83rd, 2004, Washington, DC, USA

Air transportation; Bicycles; Bituminous pavements; Concrete pavements; Construction; Data collection; Design; Economics; Energy; Environment; Freight transportation; Geology; Heavy vehicles; Highway safety; Management; Mathematical models; Pavement maintenance; Pavement management systems; Pedestrians; Policy; Properties of materials; Public transit; Railroad transportation; Research; Soil mechanics; Transportation planning; Travelers; Water transportation

Air transport; Bicycle; Bituminous pavement; Concrete pavement; Construction; Data collection; Design; Energy; Environment; Freight transport; Geology; Heavy vehicle; Material properties; Modelling; Pavement maintenance; Pavement management; Pedestrian; Policy; Public transport; Rail transport; Research and development; Road safety; Road user; Sea transport; Soil mechanics; Transport economics; Transport management; Transport planning

Administration and Management; Aviation; Construction; Design; Economics; Energy; Freight Transportation; Marine Transportation; Pavements; Pedestrians and Bicyclists; Policy; Public Transportation; Railroads; Research

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

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• Identification of motorcycles to aid speed enforcement
• Impacts on population exposure of greenhouse gas abatement measures on urban freight
• Modelling and laboratory assessment of capillary rise in stabilised pavement materials
• Nighttime conspicuity from the pedestrian’s perspective
• Public transport needs gap analysis: a new approach to measuring the spatial distribution of public transport needs and identifying gaps in the quality of public transport provision
• The performance of modern retroreflective material in the road traffic environment I: visual acquisition and sign legibility
• The performance of modern retroreflective material in the road traffic environment II: legibility of two classes of sign sheeting
• Using a 'ride to work' day event as a travel behaviour change initiative