Assessing air quality impacts of managed lanes : summary.

University of South Florida. National Center for Transit Research (U.S.); University of South Florida. Center for Urban Transportation Research

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Assessing air quality impacts of managed lanes : summary.

2010-01-01
By University of South Florida. National Center for Transit Research (U.S.) ...

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Florida. Department of Transportation
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Air Quality Air Quality--Florida--Evaluation Environmental Impacts High Occupancy Vehicle Lanes High Occupancy Vehicle Lanes--Environmental Aspects--Florida
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BDK85 977-11
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Tech Report
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Florida
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Summary.
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National Center for Transit Research (U.S.)
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Researchers at the National Center for Transit Research, University of South Florida, recently studied a segment of I-95 between Ft. Lauderdale and Miami to investigate the impacts of high-occupancy/toll (HOT) lanes on air quality. The project simulated the conversion of one single high-occupancy vehicle lane into two HOT lanes in each flow direction. HOT lanes are expected to reduce roadway congestion, allowing high-occupancy and transit vehicles to experience largely unimpeded flow, while generating revenue from tolls on other users.
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