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TABLE 6 A Sample Conditional Probability Table (Version 3)

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Land uses Mode choices
% medium residential % high residential % commercial % other land uses Probability motorized trip Probability nonmotorized trip Probability transit trip
10 10 20 60 90 5 5
10 10 40 10 52 16 33
10 40 30 20 69 18 13
10 80 10 0 62 8 30
20 10 10 10 78 11 11
30 10 10 10 78 11 11
10 20 50 10 53 14 33
10 30 20 10 53 14 33
10 40 20 10 63 7 30
20 60 10 10 78 10 12
10 30 30 10 52 15 33

Notes: Notice how a small mix of uses has high probabilities of transit and nonmotorized trips. The same happens with extremely high percentages of residential densities. Could this be the quantitative proof about land-use mixes?

 
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