Abstract:
This Transportation Research Record contains 16 papers. Topics discussed include the emerging reality of dense sprawl, employer valuations of employee commuting time, automobile ownership and use, redevelopment and revitalization along urban arterials, firm relocation and accessibility of locations, transportation-efficient land use regulations, intercity variations in the relationship between urban form and automobile dependence, the influence of accessibility on residential location choice, the metrics of urban form, spatial econometric models for panel data, transportation impacts of comprehensive planning and smart growth initiatives, modeling long-range transportation and land use scenarios, tracking land use change, synthesizing base-year built form for integrated land use-transport models, analysis of day-to-day variability in an individual's action space, and a transportation-efficient land use mapping index.
