The impact of the energy crisis on American cities based on dispersion of employment, utilization of transit, and car pooling.

Author(s)
Sagner, J.S.
Year
Abstract

The impact of the energy crisis on transportation within selected American cities is analyzed. Changes are estimated in car pooling and in the use of alternative transportation modes for communication travel. Conclusions are drawn, that, on average, limited energy shortfalls (of 10%) should have no severe adverse impact on commutation activity.

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B 7083 T /72/96/ IRRD 211646
Source

Transportation Research, Vol. 8 (1974), No. 4/5 (October), p. 307-316, 8 tab., 11 ref.

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