LOOKING AT TRANSPORTATION PLANNING WITH AN OPERATIONS PERSPECTIVE
Document Type
Journal Article
Publication Date
2003
Subject Area
operations - capacity, operations - traffic, land use - planning, policy - congestion, place - urban, mode - mass transit, mode - subway/metro
Keywords
Urban highways, Urban areas, Transportation operations, Transit, Traffic congestion, Traffic capacity, Regional transportation, Regional planning, Regional economics, Public transit, Metropolitan areas, Mass transit, Local transit, Intrastate transportation, Highway capacity, Gridlock (Traffic), Conurbations
Abstract
Traffic congestion has become endemic in many metropolitan areas. Congested roadways affect regional economies and quality of life, but building new highway or transit facilities to enhance capacity in urban areas is difficult to accomplish. This paper details the findings of a working group created to explore how regional transportation systems operations might be improved through a stronger linkage to regional transportation planning.
Recommended Citation
Gayle, S. (2003). LOOKING AT TRANSPORTATION PLANNING WITH AN OPERATIONS PERSPECTIVE. ITE Journal, Volume 73, Issue 12, p. 22-26.