The role of planning in the preservation of transportation infrastructure.

Author(s)
Schofer, J.L.
Year
Abstract

The physical condition, performance, and costs of transportation infrastructure deteriorates over time due to aging and use. Reversing this decline is difficult because decision makers and technical professionals prefer to concentrate on new construction. While interest in, and resources for, reinvestment have expanded in the U.S., it is not apparent how these resources can be most efficientciently allocated. Evaluation of specific types of benefits of transportation reinvestment, using available planning tools, is suggested as both feasible and necessary.

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Library number
B 23123 (In: B 23120 [electronic version only]) /72/ IRRD 276524
Source

In: Colloquium Vervoersplanologisch Speurwerk CVS 1983 : transportation and stagnation : challenges for planning and research : proceedings of the 10th International Colloquium, Zandvoort, The Netherlands, December 14-16, 1983, Volume 1, p. 45-62, graph., tab., ref

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