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URBAN TRANSPORTATION DECISION MAKING: 9. TORONTO. A CASE STUDY

F C Colcord, R S Lewis

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The report is one in a series encompassing ten monographs and a summary. Together they describe the transportation decision process in a number of major cities in the U.S., Canada and Western Europe, and interpret this information in such a way as to derive observations and conclusions useful in the identification of progressive transportation decision-making institutions. This monograph contains a transportation study of Toronto, Canada.

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Key concepts: Regional science, Identification (biology), Decision process, Geography, Decision-making, Transportation planning, Environmental planning, Transport engineering