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Christopher D Muhs, Kelly J Clifton
Does walkability equate with bikeability? Through a comprehensive review of studies of the built environment and bicycling, including mode choice, route choice, safety, and urban design literature, this paper addresses this question. Previous work has ra...
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Steven R. Gehrke, Kelly J. Clifton
Urban planning and public-health research has long been interested in the connection between land-use mix and travel. Interest from urban planners stems from the potential of transportation efficiency gains achieved by an increased land-use mix and subse...
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Kelly J. Clifton, Kristina M. Currans, Christopher D. Muhs
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This study examines the ways in which urban context affects vehicle trip generation rates across three land uses. An intercept travel survey was administered at 78 establishments (high-turnover restaurants, convenience markets, and drinking places) in th...
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Kristina M Currans, Kelly J. Clifton
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The Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) Trip Generation Handbook has become the predominant method for estimating vehicle trips generated by development. The handbook is often criticized for its inability to account for multimodal behavior in urb...
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Kevin J. Krizek, Kelly J. Clifton
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The excitement that many brought to the Journal of Transport and Land
Use (JTLU) over the past five years and its rapid success (as measured
by number of quality submissions, breadth of the research reported,
and number of downloaded articles) suggests a...
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