Testing the Effectiveness of Road Speed Maps and Conventional Road Maps

Alastair M. Morrison

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Historical Geography and Cartography Transportation Planning and Optimization Geographic Information Systems Studies

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This paper presents the results of two independent tests undertaken by a broad sample of motorists in the selection of minimum time routes using both the experimental road speed map and the traditional road map as the basic information. The tests are described, the results analysed, and certain conclusions drawn.

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