01147422

Monograph

These 16 papers are concerned with the following aspects of transportation planning: integrating climate change into transportation plans; visualizing long-range health of rural corridors; cap-and-trade; system-level performance measures and targets; evacuating the carless; application of TELUM (transportation, economic, and land use model software); e-government service offerings and website content of metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs); earmark pursuit practices of MPOs; traffic patterns at national parks; the silent group in neighborhood traffic calming surveys; impacts of performance management on transport planning organizations; collaboration between transportation agencies and Native American tribes; downtown street management; and predicting land use change.

English

144p

2009

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309126359

Print

Figures; Maps; Photos; References; Tables

Central business districts; Climate change; Earmarks; Evacuation; Land use planning; Metropolitan planning organizations; National parks; Performance measurement; Rural areas; Traffic calming; Transportation planning; Tribal government; Visualization; Websites (Information retrieval)

TELUM (Computer model)

Cap and trade program; Carless; Electronic government services

Highways; Planning and Forecasting; Public Transportation; I72: Traffic and Transport Planning

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Dec 23 2009 12:56PM

• A Street Management Framework for Lower Manhattan in New York City: The Downtown of the 21st Century
• Analysis of Seasonal and Day-of-Week Traffic Patterns at National Parks
• Application of TELUM by the Pikes Peak, Colorado, Area Council of Governments: Lessons Learned in Colorado Springs
• Applying System-Level Performance Measures and Targets in the Detroit, Michigan, Metropolitan Planning Process
• Cap-and-Trade: Five Implications for Transportation Planners
• Challenge of Evacuating the Carless in Five Major U.S. Cities: Identifying the Key Issues
• Does Silence Mean Agreement? Understanding the Silent Group in Neighborhood Traffic Calming Surveys
• E-Government Service Offerings and Website Content of Florida’s Metropolitan Planning Organizations
• Earmark Pursuit Practices of Metropolitan Planning Organizations and Their Members
• Impacts of Performance Management on Transport Planning Organizations: Evidence from England
• Incorporating Climate Change Considerations into the Transportation Planning Process
• Integrated Transportation and User Capacity Research in Yosemite National Park: The Numbers Game
• Integrating Climate Change into State and Regional Transportation Plans
• Predicting Land Use Change: How Much Does Transportation Matter?
• Review of Strategies for Enabling Collaboration Between Transportation Agencies and Native American Tribes
• Visualizing Long-Range Health of Rural Recreational and Agricultural Corridors