Transportation energy. Research report
Stephen C. Wilson, R. Smith, S.J. Frederick, Joshua Morrison, Kenneth A. Small
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Stephen C. Wilson, R. Smith, S.J. Frederick, Joshua Morrison, Kenneth A. Small
Abstract
The 7 papers in the report concern the following subjects: Impact of urban development alternatives on transportation fuel consumption; Converting transit to methanol: costs and benefits for California's south coast air basin; Advances in automobile technology and the market for fuel efficiency, 1978-1985; The roadway-powered electric transit vehicle--progress and prospects; Integrating research on public attitudes and behavior into energy contingency planning; Demographic influences on household travel and fuel purchase behavior; Transportation energy outlook under conditions of persistently low petroleum prices.
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The 7 papers in the report concern the following subjects: Impact of urban development alternatives on transportation fuel consumption; Converting transit to methanol: costs and benefits for California's south coast air basin; Advances in automobile technology and the market for fuel efficiency, 1978-1985; The roadway-powered electric transit vehicle--progress and prospects; Integrating research on public attitudes and behavior into energy contingency planning; Demographic influences on household travel and fuel purchase behavior; Transportation energy outlook under conditions of persistently low petroleum prices.
Key concepts: Public transport, Fuel efficiency, Transport engineering, Energy consumption, Business, Petroleum, Market research, Contingency plan