Abstract
Current forecasting methods for the various modes to create a methodology for projecting a range of transportation demand are reviewed and an analysis of these methods with respect to urban commodity flow is given.
Current forecasting methods for the various modes to create a methodology for projecting a range of transportation demand are reviewed and an analysis of these methods with respect to urban commodity flow is given.
In: Urban commodity flow : report of a conference held December 6-9, 1970, Highway Research Board Special Report SR 120, 1971, p. 145-148
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