This report presents methods by which urbanized areas can develop and implement integrated traffic counting programs to serve the volume data needs of all agencies. Methods for estimating volume at a single location, volume across a cordonline or cutline, VMT within a corridor or other small area, and regional VMT are presented. Sound statistical sampling concepts permit the collection of volume data at predetermined levels of precision and in a cost-effective manner.
The purpose of the present study is to identify and to develop cost-effective procedures for improving the statistical accuracy of VMT estimates devel...
Using Arizona Department of Transportation data, this study examines the distribution of expenditures, revenues and vehicle utilization of Arizona's s...
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