Integrating Transit with Road Pricing Projects
Stephen L. Reich
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Stephen L. Reich
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This study examined various levels of the treatment of public transportation in conjunction with the implementation of managed lane highway projects.It details the ranges of transit investments identified in and associated with managed lanes that are in operation and those being planned, summarizes the range of those investments, and makes policy recommendations for the inclusion of public transportation elements into managed lane projects.The study includes a framework for deciding the appropriate extent to which transit should be incorporated into managed lane projects.17.Key Words Public transportation, high-occupancy vehicle lanes, managed lanes, express lanes, high-occupancy toll lanes,
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This study examined various levels of the treatment of public transportation in conjunction with the implementation of managed lane highway projects.It details the ranges of transit investments identified in and associated with managed lanes that are in operation and those being planned, summarizes the range of those investments, and makes policy recommendations for the inclusion of public transportation elements into managed lane projects.The study includes a framework for deciding the appropriate extent to which transit should be incorporated into managed lane projects.17.Key Words Public transportation, high-occupancy vehicle lanes, managed lanes, express lanes, high-occupancy toll lanes,
Key concepts: Transit (satellite), Transport engineering, Road pricing, Business, Computer science, Engineering, Public transport, Traffic congestion