Simple techniques for forecasting bicycle and pedestrian demand.

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Simple techniques for forecasting bicycle and pedestrian demand.

2009-01-01
By Griffin, Greg

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Griffin, Greg
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American Planning Association
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Journal Article
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United States
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American Institute of Certified Planners
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Bicycle lanes, sidewalks, and shared-use paths are some of the most ; commonly requested transportation improvements in many parts of ; the country. Increased fuel costs, desire to fit exercise into personal ; routines, and land-use changes all are driving increased interest in ; improving bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure. Professional planners, ; health advocates, and others are seeking solutions to promote ; bicycling and walking as active transportation, offering "savings in fuel ; costs, a smaller carbon footprint, and a practical way to achieve ; recommended levels of physical activity ... an irresistible all-in-one ; package" (Gotschi and Mills 2008, 3).
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