The Evaluation and Monitoring of Transportation Control Measures
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1995-09-01
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- Monitoring
- Air quality management
- Air quality
- Mobile sources
- Emissions testing
- Sketch planning
- Networks
- Public transit
- Intersections
- Park and ride
- Data collection
- Transportation Control Measure Evaluation
- Mobile Source Emissions
- Network Based Modeling
- Transportation Control Measure Monitoring Programs
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Edition:Final Report: September 1991 - September 1995
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Abstract:The mandates of the Clean Air Act Amendments (CAAAs) and Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act (ISTEA) Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) Improvement Program require the evaluation and monitoring of transportation control measure (TCM) emission impacts. The objective of the research documented herein was to investigate issues related to the evaluation and monitoring of TCM impacts. Researchers reviewed the advantages and limitations of TCM evaluation methods currently available and identified two critical issues which influence their capabilities and accuracy. The TCM evaluation methods reviewed include the use of comparative empirical data, network-based models, and sketch-planning tools. The structure of TCM monitoring programs was also studied. Monitoring programs are presented for four TCMs: transit plazas, intersection improvements, ridesharing, and park and- ride lots.
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