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Transportation System Management in Connecticut

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Transportation System Management in Connecticut. / Zografos, Konstantinos; Levinson, Herbert .
In: Transportation Research Record, Vol. 1081, 1986, p. 66-72.

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Harvard

Zografos, K & Levinson, H 1986, 'Transportation System Management in Connecticut', Transportation Research Record, vol. 1081, pp. 66-72.

APA

Zografos, K., & Levinson, H. (1986). Transportation System Management in Connecticut. Transportation Research Record, 1081, 66-72.

Vancouver

Zografos K, Levinson H. Transportation System Management in Connecticut. Transportation Research Record. 1986;1081:66-72.

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Zografos, Konstantinos ; Levinson, Herbert . / Transportation System Management in Connecticut. In: Transportation Research Record. 1986 ; Vol. 1081. pp. 66-72.

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title = "Transportation System Management in Connecticut",
abstract = "The status of transportation system management (TSM) in Connecticut is given. The attitudes and actions of 13 regional planning agencies and 9 city traffic agencies are identified as obtained from a questionnaire survey and follow-up interviews conducted from 1983 to 1985. Both types of agencies perceived TSM as mainly traffic engineering, and traffic engineering improvements dominated the list of projects implemented. These agencies took a pragmatic approach to TSM, in which selling improvements is more important than studying them, and they cited examples of application as an important need. A continuing effort to broaden the scope of TSM and to emphasize its coordinative and complementary aspects is also stressed.",
keywords = "Attitudes; Data collection; Improvements; Local government agencies; Marketing; Regional transportation; Surveys; Traffic engineering; Transportation planning; Transportation system management",
author = "Konstantinos Zografos and Herbert Levinson",
year = "1986",
language = "English",
volume = "1081",
pages = "66--72",
journal = "Transportation Research Record",
issn = "0361-1981",
publisher = "NATL ACAD SCIENCES",

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RIS

TY - JOUR

T1 - Transportation System Management in Connecticut

AU - Zografos, Konstantinos

AU - Levinson, Herbert

PY - 1986

Y1 - 1986

N2 - The status of transportation system management (TSM) in Connecticut is given. The attitudes and actions of 13 regional planning agencies and 9 city traffic agencies are identified as obtained from a questionnaire survey and follow-up interviews conducted from 1983 to 1985. Both types of agencies perceived TSM as mainly traffic engineering, and traffic engineering improvements dominated the list of projects implemented. These agencies took a pragmatic approach to TSM, in which selling improvements is more important than studying them, and they cited examples of application as an important need. A continuing effort to broaden the scope of TSM and to emphasize its coordinative and complementary aspects is also stressed.

AB - The status of transportation system management (TSM) in Connecticut is given. The attitudes and actions of 13 regional planning agencies and 9 city traffic agencies are identified as obtained from a questionnaire survey and follow-up interviews conducted from 1983 to 1985. Both types of agencies perceived TSM as mainly traffic engineering, and traffic engineering improvements dominated the list of projects implemented. These agencies took a pragmatic approach to TSM, in which selling improvements is more important than studying them, and they cited examples of application as an important need. A continuing effort to broaden the scope of TSM and to emphasize its coordinative and complementary aspects is also stressed.

KW - Attitudes; Data collection; Improvements; Local government agencies; Marketing; Regional transportation; Surveys; Traffic engineering; Transportation planning; Transportation system management

M3 - Journal article

VL - 1081

SP - 66

EP - 72

JO - Transportation Research Record

JF - Transportation Research Record

SN - 0361-1981

ER -