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Truck Freight Commodity Flows US 395 North of Spokane Washington
| 题名： | Truck Freight Commodity Flows US 395 North of Spokane Washington |
| 作者： | Sage, J.; Casavant, K. |
| 关键词： | Washington (State)##Intercept survey##Truck freight##Economic sciences##Highway project##Recommendation##Transportation system##Spokane county(Washington)##Washington State Department of Transportation Biological Assessments##us 395 Corridor## |
| 摘要： | The search for understanding of commodity flows throughout the nation and the State of Washington is a continual process. This understanding is critical at many levels of the transportation industry and to those firms and entities that provide that transportation, or regulate and invest in the needed infrastructure. These data, usually desired at the sub national level, are essential to adequate planning by state, regional and local levels as attempts continue to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and sustainability of the transportation system. State and national travel models require those data, often on a seasonal, commodity/industrial, directional, modal, etc. basis. Determining the importance of a commodity flow on a corridor level leads to the correct prioritization of investments in infrastructure as well as increasing the ability to determine quantitative impacts of congestion, regulation and bottlenecks on a transportation system or supply chain. Using the FPTI (Freight Policy Transportation Institute) developed Intercept Survey Methodology, the research team conducted a series of seasonal truck surveys at three locations on the US 395 corridor between Deer Park and the Canadian Border. Survey results aid in the identification of not only volume and commodity movements in the region, but also bottlenecks and troubled locations identified by the survey respondents. |
| 总页数： | 71 |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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