San Francisco Bay Area 1990 Regional Travel Characteristics, Working Paper #4: 1990 MTC Travel Survey

Purvis, Charles

doi:10.21949/1404536

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San Francisco Bay Area 1990 Regional Travel Characteristics, Working Paper #4: 1990 MTC Travel Survey

1994-12-01
By Purvis, Charles

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Purvis, Charles
Corporate Contributors:

San Francisco Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission
Subject/TRT Terms:

Databases Data Collection San Francisco Bay Area Tables (Data) Travel Patterns Travel Surveys Urban Travel Weekdays Weekday Travel Characteristics
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https://doi.org/10.21949/1404536
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

San Francisco Bay Area
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San Francisco Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission
Abstract:

This working paper is the fourth in a series to document analysis and results from the 1990 MTC household travel survey. Previous working papers on the 1990 travel survey covered survey design issues, sample weighting and expansion, and trip linking procedures. The purpose of this paper is to report weighted and expanded results of the 1990 household travel survey in terms of regional and sub-regional travel characteristics. The focus of this research is 1990 average weekday, intraregional personal travel made by residents of the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area. Excluded from this analysis are weekend travel, interregional travel, commercial travel, and travel made by non-residents of the Bay Area. Weighted, expanded travel data in this report is based on the "single-weekday" sample from the 1990 household survey.
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