An edition of The road more traveled
(2006)
The road more traveled
why the congestion crisis matters more than you think, and what we can do about it
by Theodore Balaker, Sam Staley, and Ted Balaker
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Management, Urban transportation policy, Traffic congestion, Transport: General Interest, United States, Sociology - Urban, Transportation, Sociology, General, History / United States / Colonial Period (1600-1775), Urban transportation, Traffic engineering, Communication and trafficPlaces
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Mobility matters more than you think. The speed of life
What mobility has created
Congestion matters more than you think. Slowing economic life
Stopping life
Why congestion keeps getting worse. Ten myths about car-crazy suburbia
The congestion coalition
The solution. Learning from overseas
Houston and Texas takes the congestion bull by the horns
Bringing customer service to the road
Getting from here to there : ten congestion busters
Toward the road more traveled.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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