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2007 Urban Mobility Report and Appendices
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Supporting Information
- What is the source of data for this report?
- Measures and Rankings within Population Groups—Which measure should be used?
- How Congested are the roads? Are they getting worse?
- What congestion level should we expect?
- How far has congestion spread?
- What does congestion cost us?
- Can more road space reduce congestion growth?
- How much more transportation capacity would be needed?
- How many new carpools or bus riders would be needed if they were the only solution?
- Incorporating the Effect of Operational Treatments
- Mobility Benefits from Public Transportation Service
- Mobility Benefits from High-Occupancy Vehicle Lanes
- Combined Effect of Public Transportation and Operational Improvements
- How Should We Address the Mobility Problem?
- How Should the Measures and Rankings with the Improvements Strategies be Interpreted?
- References
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