This issue consists of 17 papers that address improving area wide “bikeability” scoring, building support for new transportation funding and financing, the use of visualization in the public involvement process, innovative traffic demand management strategy, assessing travel demand management, and parking demand and zoning requirements for suburban multifamily housing. It also examines the impact of transit service on parking demand and requirements; parking guidance systems; marginal implicit value of off-street parking spaces for condominiums; parking requirements in some major Asian cities; location, regional accessibility, and price effects; transit-oriented development at the urban periphery; complete streets; anticipation of land use change; location influences on firm survival rates; and assessing the economic impacts of new public transport infrastructure. (Author/publisher)
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