Freight Costs at the Curbside

Conway, Alison J.; Wang, Xiaokun; Chen, Quanquan; Schmid, Joshua; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

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Freight Costs at the Curbside

2016-11-01
By Conway, Alison J. ; Wang, Xiaokun ; Chen, Quanquan ; ...

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Conway, Alison J. ; Wang, Xiaokun ; Chen, Quanquan ; Schmid, Joshua

Conway, Alison J. ; Wang, Xiaokun ; Chen, Quanquan ; Schmid, Joshua Less -
Corporate Creators:

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Corporate Contributors:

City University of New York. University Transportation Research Center
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Costs Curb Side Parking Delivery Service Freight Traffic Freight Transportation Highways Law Motor Carriers Operations And Traffic Management Parking Regulations Pickup And Delivery Service Planning And Forecasting Research Hub
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Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

New York ; United States

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TRIS Online Accession Number:

01624399
Edition:

Final Report
Corporate Publisher:

City University of New York. University Transportation Research Center
Abstract:

This research aims to evaluate the different parking conditions that drivers face in critical areas of New York City, to examine the variables that impact their curbside behavior, and to develop recommendations to improve curb management. To accomplish this task, this study includes three major components: (1) an international review of literature and best practices; (2) a case study investigating existing parking availability and parking violation behavior in varying land use areas of Manhattan, New York City using available datasets from the NYC Department of City Planning, NYC Department of Finance and the NYC Department of Transportation; and (3) a case study employing a survival analysis modeling approach to investigate the relationship of parking duration with operator and regulatory factors using field data collected from a related study. Results from these analyses suggest that there are overall, spatial, and temporal mismatches between parking supply available to commercial vehicles in NYC and modern freight demands. The report identifies a number of specific considerations that should be taken into account when determining zoning requirements, curb regulations, and street designs in an urban area with limited curbside space.
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49198-17-26
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:628c02d04cded13b3c087497d824c991ef51231000fe02bbdf9f591430254766
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