Transportation System Management: Promise, Performance and Prognosis
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1978-12-01
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Edition:Summary Final Report September 1975 - September 1977
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Abstract:This report is an assessment of the efficacy of transportation system management (TSM) as both a strategy of transportation system improvement and a philosophy of planning administration. The report summarizes the results of two years of technical and institutional studies conducted by faculty and students at the University of California at Berkeley, but in the form of a policy-oriented executive summary rather than an all-inclusive technical suitraaiy. The companion technical reports are referenced. The report is organized into four sections. The first discusses the impetus for TSM and its roots in the recent history of transportation planning and finance. The second section articulates a set of assertions and propositions that are imbedded in the Federal regulations and critiques them in list of the research findings. Section Three reaches conclusions about the efficacy of TSM—as both a transportation improvement strategy and a philosophy of public administration. Section four proposes an "idealized" or "model" TSM planning process that responds to the conclusions reached in the previous sections. The various research activities supported by the DOT Program of Iftiiversity Research from September 1975 to December 1977 and covered by this Summary Final Report were conducted under the general title of "Managing the Future Evolution of the Ui±an Transportation System."
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