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Metropolitan Planning Organization Voting Structure and Transit Investment Bias: Preliminary Analysis with Social Equity Implications
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  • 2000Regionalism Through Partnerships? Metropolitan Planning Since ISTEA48 cited
  • 1997Federal Transportation Policy and the Role of Metropolitan Planning Organizations in California38 cited
  • 1993The Exploding metropolis36 cited

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  • 2007Metropolitan Transportation Funding27 cited
  • 2006An Inherent Bias? Geographic and Racial-Ethnic Patterns of Metropolitan Planning Organization Boards20 cited
  • 2020Climate Planning and Implementation in Metropolitan Transportation Governance14 cited
  • 2018Does Investing in Rail Transit Benefit the Poor? A Comparative Study of Rail and Bus Travel by Low-Income Households in the California Household Travel Survey12 cited
  • 2014Equity in Transportation Planning: An Analysis of the Boston Region Metropolitan Planning Organization10 cited
  • 2010Projecting Sprawl? The Atlanta Regional Commission and the 1975 Regional Development Plan of Metropolitan Atlanta8 cited

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