Transportation Research. Part A, Policy and Practice 1997: Vol 31A Table of Contents

4 Pages·1997·0.65 MB·English

LIST OF CONTENTS
Number 1
Martin Frost, Brian Linneker The energy consumption implications of changing work-
and Nigel Spence travel in London, Birmingham and Manchester: 1981 and
1991
Daniel P. Sullivan and An exponential relationship for the proportion of free
Rod J. Troutbeck vehicles on arterial roads
Patricia L. Mokhtarian and Modeling the desire to telecommute: the importance of
Ilan Salomon attitudinal factors in behavioral models
Recent Doctoral Dissertations
Erratum
Forthcoming Papers
Number 2
Linda K. Nozick and A model for medium-term operations planning in an
Edward K. Morlok intermodal rail—truck service
Patrick Nierat Market area of rail-truck terminals: pertinence of the
spatial theory
Anthony Chin and Automobile ownership and government policy: the
Peter Smith economics of Singapore’s vehicle quota scheme
Wei-Hua Lin and A simple detection scheme for delay-inducing freeway
Carlos F. Daganzo incidents
J. P. Silcock Designing signal-controlled junctions for group-based
operation
Book Reviews
Kenneth Button Autos, Smog and Pollution Control: The Politics of Air
Quality Management in California
Transportation Planning on Trial: The Clean Air Act and
Travel Forecasting
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Craig Poulenez Donovan Transport Concepts in European Cities
Gordon J. Fielding Urban Mass Transportation Planning
Brief Note
Forthcoming Papers
Number 3
Asad J. Khattak and The impact of adverse weather conditions on _ the
Andre de Palma propensity to change travel decisions: a survey of Brussels
commuters
Mark Hansen and Road supply and traffic in California urban areas
Yuanlin Huang
Thomas F. Golob, Jane Torous, Commercial fleet demand for alternative-fuel vehicles in
Mark Bradley, California
David Brownstone,
Soheila Soltani Crane
and David S. Bunch
Emmanuel Cheron and Electric vehicle purchasing intentions: the concern over
Michel Zins battery charge duration
Eduardo A. Vasconcellos The demand for cars in developing countries
Peter Gordon, A note on the travel speeds debate
Harry W. Richardson
and Yu-Chun Liao
Forthcoming Papers
Number 4
Andrew R. Goetz and Revisiting transportation planning and decision making
Joseph S. Szyliowicz theory: the case of Denver International Airport
Indushobha N. Chengalur- Modeling the costs of bridge rehabilitation
Smith, Donald P. Ballou
and Harold L. Pazer
Caroline J. Rodier Incentives for local governments to implement travel
and Robert A. Johnston demand management measures
Robert Cervero Twenty years of the Bay Area Rapid Transit system:
and John Landis land use and development impacts
L. Ferreira Planning Australian freight rail operations: an overview
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Book Reviews
James F. Campbell Gravity Models of Spatial Interaction Behavior. (Advances
in Spatial and Network Economics)
Bruce N. Janson Transportation Systems: Theory and Application of Advanced
Technology. A Postprint Volume from the IFAC Symposium,
Tianjin, People’s Republic of China, 24-26 August, 1994
Forthcoming Papers
Number 5
Erik Ferguson Privatization as choice probability, policy process and
program outcome: the case of transportation management
associations
Jun Ma and Systematic self-selection and sample weight creation in
Konstadinos G. Goulias panel surveys: the Puget Sound Transportation Panel case
Claude M. Penchina Braess paradox: maximum penalty in a minimal critical
network
Kwaku Agyemang-Duah Spatial transferability of an ordered response model of
and Fred L. Hall trip generation
Hokey Min, Dynamic expansion and location of an airport: a multiple
Emanuel Melachrinoudis objective approach
and Xing Wu
Thanks to Reviewers
Forthcoming Papers
Number 6
Pnina O. Plaut Transportation-communications relationships in industry
David A. Hensher A practical approach to identifying the market potential
for high speed rail: a case study in the Sydney-Canberra
corridor
Albert Willem Veenstra A co-integration approach to forecasting freight rates in
and Philip Hans Franses the dry bulk shipping sector
Ian Savage Scale economies in United States rail transit systems
Randolph W. Hall Effect of capacity concentration on highway corridor
performance
Forthcoming Papers
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