Jay Evans Consulting LLC provided a co-Principal Investigator to the
effort and the lead or contributing author to eight of the chapters.
At the bottom of this page are links to the official websites maintained by TCRP
for the Handbook project. The center section of this page indicates
availability and provides convenient linkages to the final publication notices
for each chapter.
In August 2007, the latest chapter was published,
bringing the total to thirteen. The following sections provide convenient links
to each chapter in the handbook, if available.
| Chapter Links |
Status/Description from TRB Website |
Date |
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Chapter 1:
[Interim] Introduction
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Includes introductory
and orienting text about the Handbook project as well as a very useful discussion about
calculating and interpreting elasticities. |
12/18/03
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Chapter 2: HOV Facilities
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Examines how travelers respond to high occupancy vehicle (HOV) applications.
|
11/17/06
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Chapter 3: Park-and-Ride and Park-and-Pool
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Examines
travel demand and related aspects of providing and supporting park-and-ride
and park-and-pool facilities.
|
8/16/04
|
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Chapter 4: Busways, BRT and Express
Bus
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Not yet completed.
|
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Chapter 5:
Vanpools and Buspools
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Examines traveler response to vanpool and buspool introduction or changes, including
an exploration of the underlying factors responsible for success.
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8/12/05
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Chapter 6: Demand-Responsive/ADA
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Includes traveler response and related information for services open to the general
public and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) services intended for persons with
disabilities. |
5/25/04
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Chapter 7: Light Rail Transit
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Not yet completed.
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Chapter 8: Commuter Rail
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Not yet completed.
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Chapter 9:
Transit Scheduling and Frequency
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Examines scheduling changes made to conventional bus and rail transit,
including changes in the frequency of service, hours of service, structuring of
schedules, and schedule reliability. |
5/25/04
|
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Chapter 10: Bus Routing and Coverage
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Examines traveler response to, and related impacts of, conventional bus transit
routing alterations. |
8/17/04
|
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Chapter 11: Transit Information and Promotion
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Examines travelers’ responses to mass-marketed and targeted information and
promotions, customer information services, and real-time transit information
dissemination. |
3/2/04
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Chapter 12: Transit Pricing and
Fares
|
Examines transit ridership response to fare changes as applied to conventional urban area
bus and rail transit services. Topics covered include changes in general fare level,
changes in fare structure including relationships among fare categories, and free
transit. |
9/13/04
|
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Chapter 13: Parking Pricing and
Fees
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Examines traveler response to both the introduction of parking pricing and
fees and to changes in the level, structure, or method of application of parking fees. Included are
actions that can change the costs to users of parking even without fee changes,
notably through elimination of employer parking subsidies and by fee structures that
differentiate by modes of parking (short/long term) or travel (drive-alone/ridesharing).
|
2/28/05
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Chapter 14:
Road Value Pricing
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Focuses on automobile-oriented
pricing, including discussion of its impact on other travel modes. |
10/16/03
|
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Chapter 15: Land Use and Site Design
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Provides
information on the relationships between land use/site design and travel
behavior. Information in the report is drawn primarily from research studies
that have attempted to measure and explain the effects. |
11/11/03
|
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Chapter 16: Bicycle and Pedestrian
Facilities
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Not yet completed.
|
|
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Chapter 17: Transit-Oriented Development
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Explores the transit-oriented development (TOD) land use strategy and its transportation impacts in terms of regional context, land use mix, and primary transit mode.
|
8/1/07
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Chapter 18: Parking Management and Supply
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Examines how travelers respond
to differences in the supply and availability of vehicle parking, including changes
that might occur as a result of shifting land-use patterns,
changes in regulatory policy, or attempts to "manage" the supply of parking.
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3/2/04
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Chapter 19: Employer and
Institutional TDM Strategies
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Not yet completed.
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