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The Effect of Rural Interstate Speed Limit Increases
Portland Urban Area Congestion Growth Leads Nation 1986 -
Oregon Journey-
Are Taxes for Roads in Oregon Falling Behind Inflation and Population Growth?
Former Passenger Mode on New Transit Projects
The Number of Persons Commuting to the CBD by Bike or Walking
Portland West Side Light Rail Peak Period Ridership -
Effect of Westside Light Rail on Traffic Volumes -
Portland Metro Area Population by County.
The Effect of West Side Light Rail on Transit Usage.
The Effect of West Side Light Rail on Highway Traffic Volumes.
Light Rail Funding Defeated Again: Reasons for the Rejection by Voters.
Metro's Congestion Projections.
Does Light Rail carry More Riders Than a Freeway?
Metro Area Allocation of Tax Dollars -
How Taxpayer Transportation Funds Are Spent in the Portland Metro Region.
Banfield (I-
Metro's 2015 Forecast on the Impact of South/North and Other Additional Light Rail Lines.
Tri Met's Fare Recovery Ratios
Changes in the Means of Transportation to Work in Oregon
Tri Met Ridership Analysis -
Tri Met Operating Resources and Special Needs Transit Cost
Light Rail in Minneapolis: A Bridge to Nowhere
The Marraige of Autos & Transit by Melvin M. Webber
General Motors and the Demise of the Street Car.
Rail Access to London Area Airports.
What Did Portland's East Side MAX Line Change?
HOV Lane/Light Rail Comparison
Energy Efficiency of Transportation Modes -
MAX Versus Freeway Effectiveness
Light Rail Versus Bus Operating Costs
BART THE LESSON by Melvin M. Webber
Existing HOV Facilities in the US and Canada: They're All Over.
Proposed HOV Projects In the US and Canada: Soaring Popularity Due to Good Results.
Portland & Seattle Transit Compared
"Rail In Milwaukee" A Review of Rail's Effectiveness by Wendell Cox.
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