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Integrating business processes to improve travel time reliability

National Research Council (U.S.). Transportation Research Board · 2011

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"Addresses various ways that transportation agencies can reengineer their day-to-day business practices to enhance traffic operations, address nonrecurring traffic congestion, and improve the reliability of travel times delivered to roadway system users"--Foreword.

Book details

Year
2011
Language
English
Series
SHRP 2 report -- S2-L01-RR-1
Publisher
Transportation Research Board
Editions
1
Pages
78
ISBN
9780309129039

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