Assessing importance and satisfaction with factors in intermodal work commuting : [research brief].

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Assessing importance and satisfaction with factors in intermodal work commuting : [research brief].

2012-02-01
By Silver, Steven

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Silver, Steven
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Mineta Transportation Institute
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California. Dept. of Transportation. Office of Research ; United States. Department of Transportation. Research and Innovative Technology Administration
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MTI Project 1033
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

California
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Research brief.
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Mineta Transportation Institute
Abstract:

A frequently referenced public policy goal is to reduce or limit the growth of single-passenger private vehicle use for routine trips. This policy goal continues to have limited success in the densely populated travel corridors of California. The work commute is the most routine local commuting. While work travel is about 20% of total travel in the U.S., it remains important because of its absolute size and the predictability of travel times.
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