Attitudes, Opinions, and Expectations of Businessmen in a Planned Freeway Corridor

Burke, Dock; Buffington, Jesse L.; Meuth, Hugo G.; Adkins, William G.; Schafer, Dale L.; Texas Transportation Institute. Texas A&M University

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Attitudes, Opinions, and Expectations of Businessmen in a Planned Freeway Corridor

1972-06-01
By Burke, Dock ; Buffington, Jesse L. ; Meuth, Hugo G. ; ...

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Burke, Dock ; Buffington, Jesse L. ; Meuth, Hugo G. ; Adkins, William G. ; Schafer, Dale L.

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Texas Transportation Institute. Texas A&M University
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Texas Highway Department ; United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Highway Administration

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Attitudes Businesses Communication Corridors Decision Making Expected Value Freeways Highway Design Highway Planning Location Managerial Personnel Public Opinion Socioeconomic Factors Urban Areas
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TTI-2-1-71-148-2
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United States ; Houston (Texas)

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Texas A&M Transportation Institute
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This report presents the results of a survey conducted in an area in Houston, Texas, that has been designated a freeway corridor. The survey focuses upon the attitudes, opinions, and expectations of persons who own or operate businesses that lie within the corridor. The data are analyzed with regard to the following topics: businessmen's knowledge and sources of information about freeway developments; causative factors in the formation of pro vs. con attitudes toward the freeway; businessmen's opinions regarding elements in freeway location and design; and businessmen's decision-making and expectations with respect to freeway developments.
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