Transit-Oriented Development: Developing a Strategy to Measure Success (2005) By John L. Renne and Jan S. Wells (Research Results Digest 294,...
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Safe Mobility At Any Age: Summary Proceedings and Final Report
Safe Mobility At Any Age: Summary Proceedings and Final Report. 2004-2005. Safe Mobility Final Report (PDF)
NJ Division of Disability Services Five-Year Transportation Plan
NJ Division of Disability Services Five-Year Transportation Plan This study involved national literature and best practice research, spatial...
Land Use and Transportation
Land Use and Transportation December 6, 2004 Program Courier News article
Improving the Health of New Jersey’s Communities Through University Partnerships
Improving the Health of New Jersey's Communities Through University Partnerships December 3, 2004 Agenda
The Intriguing History and Outcome of the Penn’s Neck Area DEIS
The Intriguing History and Outcome of the Penn's Neck Area DEIS November 10, 2004
The Crisis in State Transportation Finance: Lessons Learned from the New Jersey Experience
The Crisis in State Transportation Finance: Lessons Learned from the New Jersey Experience Martin E. Robins, 11 pages. An article published in The...
Safe Mobility at Any Age
Safe Mobility at Any Age Over the past several decades, safe mobility has emerged as an important public policy topic. A key area of concern is safe...
Fuel Price Adjustment Techniques: A Review of Industry Practice
Fuel Price Adjustment Techniques: A Review of Industry Practice 24 Pages. A Report Prepared for the Monmouth County (NJ) Department of Human...
The Role of Amtrak’s Intercity Passenger Rail Services in New Jersey
The Role of Amtrak's Intercity Passenger Rail Services in New Jersey Martin E. Robins, 24 Pages. A report funded by The J.C. Kellogg Foundation,...
Recent Publications
Practical Approaches for Involving Traditionally Underserved Populations in Transportation Decision Making
Abstract The National Cooperative Highway Research Program has published a toolkit of practical approaches for agencies and practitioners to foster the meaningful involvement of traditionally underserved populations—particularly minority, low-income,...
How Do People Value Different Types of Pedestrians and Bicycle Infrastructure? (2013)
The Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers University undertook a survey of New Jersey residents specifically focused on people’s valuation of different types of bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure and the reasons for their valuation in two large regions...
How Does Induced Travel Affect Sustainable Transportation Policy?
Abstract Induced travel has long been debated among transportation professionals and frequently ignored by planners when considering policy. (Induced travel refers to the observation that congested roads quickly gain new traffic after they have been expanded.) In...
Role of Public Transportation as Job Access Mode: Lessons from a Survey of Persons with Disabilities in New Jersey
Abstract Transportation barriers are often the reason for the discrepancy in the employment rate between people with disabilities and others, yet little information about the transportation barriers and the needs of people with disabilities who are searching for...