Titlebook: Evolving Transportation Networks; Feng Xie,David M. Levinson Book 2011 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011 Coevolution.First Mover A

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J. Hartell,M. Smale,P. W. Heisey,B. Senauerstates with relatively low highway use to maintain national integration (Johnson and Libecap, 2000). In such an imbalanced allocative program, a fiscal correspondence problem arises when policy makers in donee states spend to benefit their constituent travelers and suppliers, but whose welfare costs are borne by taxpayers in all the states.

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Klaus Bongartz,Walter Borho,Andreas Steins a streetcar line determined where they lived and where they worked. As a consequence, the extension of streetcar lines produced finger-shaped residential areas along these lines that featured across many North American cities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-09799-8rveyed in the next four sections. Critical assumptions are also laid out, while their role may only become apparent in subsequent chapters. Figure 3.1 illustrates the mutual relationship between these key elements.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-87529-7 while in rural use it is called the .. The two systems differ in that the equipment of the interurban is usually larger, heavier, and faster. While the next chapter will discuss of the streetcar, this chapter is directed to the interurban.

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Historical Sources: The Farm Hall Reports, of Interstates and state highways (9% of the total road length) as of 2005, which account for about 60% of the total 87 billion annual vehicle-kilometers (54 billion vehicle-miles) traveled in this state (Minnesota Department of Transportation, 2005.).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-3432-1work can better withstand massive destruction to individual components than centralized or decentralized networks. Baran’s conceptual drawings in Figure 14.1 serve as a vivid example of the distinctly different network patterns under centralized versus decentralized control.

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Introduction a streetcar line determined where they lived and where they worked. As a consequence, the extension of streetcar lines produced finger-shaped residential areas along these lines that featured across many North American cities.

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