Gentry, L. (2009). Assessing MoDOT’s Efforts to Provide the Right Transportation Solution: Tracker Measure 9i [2010] (Report No. RD 09-034). Missouri. Department of Transportation. https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/17864
Gentry, Lance. Assessing MoDOT’s Efforts to Provide the Right Transportation Solution: Tracker Measure 9i [2010]. Report no. RD 09-034. Missouri. Department of Transportation, 2009. https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/17864.
Gentry, Lance Assessing MoDOT’s Efforts to Provide the Right Transportation Solution: Tracker Measure 9i [2010]. Missouri. Department of Transportation, 2009, Report no. RD 09-034, ROSA P. https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/17864.
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TRACKER measure 9i for fiscal year 2010, project number RD09-034
The basic research design for the project was to sample opinions on a variety of projects spread across the state. When available, a small, medium, and large project from each of the ten MoDOT districts was selected by a regional manager for the project for a total of 30 projects. The sample included 400 addresses per project area for a total of 12,000 Missouri addresses being mailed a copy of the survey. Each survey was focused on one of 30 individual projects, which was briefly described on the survey, and the majority of survey questions related to the recently completed project, such as determining if the completion of the project increased safety, convenience, and made it easier to drive.
This report summarizes the results of a phone survey that evaluated the user satisfaction of the telephone traveler information service, ARTIMIS (Adva
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This report summarizes the results of a random telephone survey of households in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Area. The objective was
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In their effort to “provide a world-class transportation system that delights our customers,” the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) has de
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University of Missouri--Columbia. Truman School of Public Policy
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The basic research design for the project was to sample opinions on a variety of projects spread across the state. A small, medium, and large project
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The basic research design for the project was to sample opinions on a variety of projects spread across the state. A small, medium, and large project
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The basic research design for the project was to sample opinions on a variety of projects spread across the state. A small, medium, and large project
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The basic research design for the project was to sample opinions on a variety of projects spread across the state. A small, medium, and large project
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The basic research design for the project was to sample opinions on a variety of projects spread across the state. When available, a small, medium, an
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The basic research design for the project was to sample opinions on a variety of projects spread across the state. When available, a small, medium, an
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The basic research design for the project was to sample opinions on a variety of projects spread across the state. When available, a small, medium, an
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Based on the results from this research, MoDOT can confidently state that the diverging diamond was the right transportation solution for the Intersta
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Missouri. Dept. of Transportation. Organizational Results
Gentry, L. (2009). Assessing MoDOT’s Efforts to Provide the Right Transportation Solution: Tracker Measure 9i [2010] (Report No. RD 09-034). Missouri. Department of Transportation. https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/17864
Gentry, Lance. Assessing MoDOT’s Efforts to Provide the Right Transportation Solution: Tracker Measure 9i [2010]. Report no. RD 09-034. Missouri. Department of Transportation, 2009. https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/17864.
Gentry, Lance Assessing MoDOT’s Efforts to Provide the Right Transportation Solution: Tracker Measure 9i [2010]. Missouri. Department of Transportation, 2009, Report no. RD 09-034, ROSA P. https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/17864.
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