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Improving Next Generation of Travel Demand Models to Better Represent Pedestrian Needs: A Case Study of Large California Metropolitan Planning Organizations

Madeline Brozen, Kate Bridges, Carole Turley Voulgaris, Evelyn Blumenberg

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Key concepts: Metropolitan area, Pedestrian, Transport engineering, Business, Trip generation, Demand management, Demand forecasting, Environmental planning

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