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EXPANDING METROPOLITAN HIGHWAYS: IMPLICATIONS FOR AIR QUALITY AND ENERGY USE. APPENDIX B: REVIEW OF EMPIRICAL STUDIES OF INDUCED TRAFFIC

Harry Cohen

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The results of empirical studies of the effects of expanding highway capacity on highway system use are reported in this appendix according to the following categories: Studies of specific facilities; Studies of areawide measures of highway supply; and Studies of the travel behavior of individuals or households that can be used to estimate changes in highway system use.

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Key concepts: Transport engineering, Metropolitan area, Highway engineering, Empirical research, Highway system, Business, Environmental planning, Engineering