Green modes of transportation for Connecticut’s mixed used developments.

Miniutti, Peter; University of Connecticut. Community Research and Design Collaborative

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Green modes of transportation for Connecticut’s mixed used developments.

2011-02-01
By Miniutti, Peter

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Miniutti, Peter
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University of Connecticut. Community Research and Design Collaborative
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University of Connecticut. Center for Transportation and Livable Systems
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Green Transportation, Fast Food Delivery, Bycicles, Cultural Sustainability, Mixed Use Development Multi-disciplinary Research Multidisciplinary Teams Sustainable Transportation
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CTLS 08-02
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Connecticut
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University of Connecticut. Community Research and Design Collaborative
Abstract:

Our multi-disciplinary team will not be single-minded. We will create a dynamic business and transportation model for the delivery of goods for

the existing and proposed commercial establishments located in Downtown Storrs. These models will demonstrate how the delivery of goods can

be transformed from the existing ad-hoc, carbon producing affair to an organized systematic approach which will increase profits for the local

businesses, use green modes of transportation and functionally/symbolically begin to change the “single-minded” approach to Connecticut’s

transportation needs. Our team will create a flexible, replicatable process which can be used for other towns in the state and region.
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