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HOW TO START A REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION PLANNING ORGANIZATION. IN: TRANSPORTATION PLANNING METHODS APPLICATIONS. PROCEEDINGS, THIRD NATIONAL CONFERENCE, DALLAS, TEXAS, APRIL 22-26, 1991

Neal D Floyd, Tracy Newsome, David Drymon, D T Hartgen

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This paper describes the processes which led to a large super-regional transportation planning organization in the Charlotte, NC area. The case study of Charlotte and the efforts made and methods used to coordinate a regional transportation planning organization are discussed.

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Key concepts: Transportation planning, Regional planning, Regional science, Strategic planning, Operations research, Transport engineering, Environmental planning, Urban planning