Transportation management through partnerships

Abstract

This book takes a broad view of transportation management and defines it as the steps taken by public and private groups to reduce the traffic impacts of development and improve the quality of transportation services. The book presents the history of early attempts at public intervention and corporate assistance to commuters; it describes commuting trends; provides a summary of a national survey on transportation management programs and voluntary initiatives at growth centers; describes programs mandated by local regulations; reports on transportation management efforts in some of the most active regions in the country; and summarizes experinces and offers some insights from lessons learned.

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