Getting the goods without the bads : freight transportation demand management strategies to reduce urban impacts.

Holloway, Bill; Spahr, Chris; Rogers, Joel; University of Wisconsin--Madison. State Smart Transportation Initiative

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Getting the goods without the bads : freight transportation demand management strategies to reduce urban impacts.

2013-09-01
By Holloway, Bill ; Spahr, Chris ; Rogers, Joel

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University of Wisconsin--Madison. State Smart Transportation Initiative
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United States. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Innovative Technology Administration
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Benefits Case Studies Costs Externalities Freight Transportation Travel Demand Management Urban Areas Urban Goods Movement
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CFIRE 07-02
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Tech Report
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United States
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National Center for Freight and Infrastructure Research and Education (U.S.)
Abstract:

This project identifies and evaluatesstrategies to reduce the social costs associated with goods movement in urban areas by managing

transportation demand. Information about various freight transportation demand management (TDM) strategies was gathered through a review

of literature, an online survey, and interviews with implementers. Strategies are compared based on their costs, benefits, and implementation

difficulty. Case studies of six US cities using innovative freight TDM strategies are also provided.
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DTRT06-G-0020
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University Transportation Centers US Transportation Collection
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