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A FORECAST OF TRANS-HUDSON AUTO TRIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND THE NEW JERSEY METROPOLITAN AREA IS BEING MADE TO DETERMINE WHEN A NEW INTERSTATE VEHICULAR CROSSING WILL BE NECESSARY. CURRENTLY, TRANS-HUDSON AUTO TRIPS REPRESENT ABOUT 84% OF THE TOTAL VEHICULAR TRAFFIC WITH TRUCK AND BUS TRIPS REPRESENTING THE REST. PAST ANALYSES INDICATED THAT THE TRANS-HUDSON AUTO TRIPS WERE CLOSELY CORRELATED WITH AUTO OWNERSHIP IN THE TRAFFIC SHED OF THE NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY METROPOLITAN AREA WHEN PLOTTED GRAPHICALLY AS A REGRESSION LINE. THEREFORE ANNUAL FORECASTS OF PROBABLE LICENSED DRIVERS BY SEX WERE USED TO DETERMINE THE RELATIONSHIPS OF POPULATION TO HOUSEHOLDS, HOUSEHOLDS TO AUTO REGISTRATION, AND REGISTRATION TO TRANS-HUDSON AUTO TRIPS.

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1963

Highway Research Record

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Automobiles; Driver licensing; Forecasting; Graphics; Highway bridges; Highway planning; Households; Interstate highways; Policy; Registrations; Regression analysis; Traffic forecasting; Travel

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Hudson River; New Jersey; New York (State)

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