TRANSPORTATION PLANNING, PROGRAMMING, AND FINANCE: PROCEEDINGS OF A CONFERENCE, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, JULY 19-22, 1992. SUMMARY OF RESOURCE PAPERS AND DISCUSSION
T F Humphrey
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T F Humphrey
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The Transportation Research Board, in conjunction with the Federal Highway Administration, the Federal Transit Administration, and the Washington State Department of Transportation, held a conference in Seattle whose primary purpose was to examine the major characteristics of multimodal planning and programming. This section of the proceedings summarizes each of the four resource papers prepared for the conference and the discussion and major conclusions of those papers.
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The Transportation Research Board, in conjunction with the Federal Highway Administration, the Federal Transit Administration, and the Washington State Department of Transportation, held a conference in Seattle whose primary purpose was to examine the major characteristics of multimodal planning and programming. This section of the proceedings summarizes each of the four resource papers prepared for the conference and the discussion and major conclusions of those papers.
Key concepts: Administration (probate law), Resource (disambiguation), Transportation planning, Transport engineering, Transit (satellite), State (computer science), Engineering, Library science