01653764

Monograph

This issue contains thirteen papers concerning planning, demand management, and parking in public transportation. Specific topics covered are as follows: network planning guidelines based on equal access; automated tool for geographic information systems that supports transit network design; transit and real estate rents; and public transit use by seniors in Montreal, Canada. Additional topics include optimizing road space allocation of bus lanes in multimodal urban networks; planning approaches in fixed-route bus transit service; and trip generation rates at park-and-ride facilities. This issue also covers factors affecting residential parking occupancy in Madison, Wisconsin; parking spaces in the age of shared autonomous vehicles; and utilizing shared parking to mitigate imbalanced supply in a dense urban neighborhood. Further topics include a day in the life of a parking space; evaluating employer-based travel demand management strategies; and improving transit system performance in Jacksonville, Florida.

English

136p

2017

Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board

9780309442046

Digital/other

Figures; Maps; Photos; References; Tables

Parking; Public transit; Transportation planning; Travel demand management; Urban areas

Administration and Management; Operations and Traffic Management; Planning and Forecasting; Public Transportation

TRIS, TRB, ATRI

Dec 14 2017 4:06PM

• A Day in the Life of a Parking Space: Testing a Parking Hour Utilization Metric
• Are Network Planning Guidelines Based on Equal Access Equitable?
• Automated Tool for Geographic Information Systems That Supports Transit Network Design by Identifying Urban Activity Centers
• Factors Affecting Residential Parking Occupancy in Madison, Wisconsin
• Jacksonville, Florida, Transportation Authority’s Mobility Corridors: Improving Transit System Performance Through Enhanced Safety and Urban Design
• Macroscopic Approach for Optimizing Road Space Allocation of Bus Lanes in Multimodal Urban Networks Through Simulation Analysis
• Parking Spaces in the Age of Shared Autonomous Vehicles: How Much Parking Will We Need and Where?
• Planning Approaches in Contracted Fixed-Route Bus Transit Service in the United States: Private Sector’s Role in the Planning Process and Its Influence on Performance Outcomes
• Stated Preference Survey Pivoted on Revealed Preference Survey for Evaluating Employer-Based Travel Demand Management Strategies
• Transit and Real Estate Rents
• Trip Generation Rates at Park-and-Ride Facilities with Regional Bus and Light Rail Service: A Supplement to ITE Trip Generation Data
• Utilizing Shared Parking to Mitigate Imbalanced Supply in a Dense Urban Neighborhood: Case Study in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
• When I’m 64: Assessing Generational Differences in Public Transit Use of Seniors in Montreal, Quebec, Canada