Framework and tools for estimating benefits of specific freight network investments
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Contributions
- National Cooperative Freight Research Program - Contributor
- United States. Department of Transportation. Research and Innovative Technology Administration - Contributor
- Cambridge Systematics - Contributor
Publication
2011 - Transportation Research Board, Washington, DC, District of Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
30,750 words, Guess
Page Count
123 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveframeworktoolsfo0000unse
- ISBN-100309213568
- ISBN-139780309213561
- Library of Congress Control Number2011938083
- OCLC Control Number766083727
and 2 more
- Better World Books9780309213561
- Open LibraryOL30657768M
Classifications
- DDC388/.0440681
- LCCHE199.U5 F637 2011
- LCCHE199.U5.F637 2011
Description
"This report provides a comprehensive analytical framework and related tools that private-sector freight transportation modes and public-sector transportation interests can use to estimate private and public benefits to evaluate potential freight infrastructure investments. Using interviews with transportation planners and an extensive review of prior research and a review of current methods used to assess freight benefits or prioritize improvement projects, the research developed a freight evaluation framework with three main functions: (1) to enhance public planning and decision-making processes regarding freight; (2) to supplement benefit/cost assessment with distributional impact measures; and (3) to advance public-private cooperation. The framework is capable of handling projects that span all of the different modes and able to assess benefits from a variety of project types, including those that improve freight operations, as well as generate more capacity through infrastructure expansion. The research, by developing a practical set of formats for information collection, will support public-private agency discussions by helping all parties understand the wide range of perspectives and interests in potential freight investments."--pub. desc.
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Series Statement
- NCFRP report -- no. 12
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