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Exploring the Relationship Between Travel Demand and Economic Growth

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As the interest in sustainable transportation increases, there is a push to reduce vehicle miles of travel (VMT). This report explores VMT and the impact it has on economic growth. In addition, this study examined research to identify successful decoupling of VMT and economic growth. Can VMT decrease while economic growth increases? Examples from the literature of United States metropolitan planning organizations and other countries, specifically Lund, Sweden and Singapore, are included.

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