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The results of empirical studies of the effects of expanding highway capacity on highway system use are reported in this appendix according to the following categories: Studies of specific facilities; Studies of areawide measures of highway supply; and Studies of the travel behavior of individuals or households that can be used to estimate changes in highway system use.

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pp 295-309

1995

Transportation Research Board Special Report

0309061075

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Case studies; Forecasting; Guides to the literature; Highway capacity; Highway travel; Impacts; Literature reviews; Metropolitan areas; Travel behavior; Travel demand

Geotechnology; Highways; Planning and Forecasting; Public Transportation; Vehicles and Equipment; I72: Traffic and Transport Planning

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• EXPANDING METROPOLITAN HIGHWAYS: IMPLICATIONS FOR AIR QUALITY AND ENERGY USE. APPENDIX C: IMPACT OF CHANGES IN HIGHWAY CAPACITY ON TRUCK TRAVEL
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