Community Impact of Regional Transportation Infrastructure Growth (MBTC1017) [Includes

Fendley Kim; Miller Will; Mack-Blackwell Transportation Center (University of Arkansas)

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Community Impact of Regional Transportation Infrastructure Growth (MBTC1017) [Includes "Uncertainty in Boomtown"]

1995-01-01
By Fendley Kim ; Miller Will

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Fendley Kim ; Miller Will

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Mack-Blackwell Transportation Center (University of Arkansas)
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Continuing Growth Economic Growth Environmental Change Environmental Impacts Infrastructure Social Change Transportation, Hydraulic And Utility Facilities Transportation By Environment Transportation Infrastructure Improvements
Publication/ Report Number:

FR 1017 ; MBTC 1017

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Resource Type:

Research Paper
TRIS Online Accession Number:

00674233
Corporate Publisher:

University of Arkansas
NTL Classification:

NTL-INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS-INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS
Abstract:

This study explores the attitudes of local citizens toward an improved transportation infrastructure (regional airport, highway expansion) and continued growth. Our hypothesis is that the people of Northwest Arkansas support increased growth in this area but may be experiencing some confusion in the transition from a rural to a more urban corridor. The purpose of this research is to expand our understanding of the human component in an environment of economic and social change. Our methodology was a mail survey designed to serve as a baseline study of attitudes concerning the transportation infrastructure improvements. We found there to be less confusion than concern. Voters in Northwest Arkansas want the benefits of growth in the forms of improved transportation and more high quality jobs but do not want to lose sight of the social and environmental aspects of the current community that make this area special.
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DTRS92-G-0013
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:86cd0d262e921e11a1e0bf48441e74dd765d87d972d3508497d10d6d0df2ee00
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