...I T BYRNE; M M O MAHONY; B M BRODERICK; W D E O SULLIVAN TRAVEL DECISIONS IN CAR FEEDBACK CARS OWNERS COSTS TRIPS RESEARCH METERS MOTORISTS BEHAVIOUR DRIVING TRANSPORT TRAFFIC PROJECTS VEHICLES FUEL MANAGEMENT PLANNING RUNNING EXPERIMENTS METHODS SURVEYS TIME DISTANCE...

... in two ways: using control sites and using a simple graphical time series analysis. With a view to forming the basis of a method for allowing for regression-tomean effects without the use of controls, the accuracy of the default accident frequencies recommended by the Departmerit of Transport for use...

... BUNCHING EFFICIENCY MANAGEMENT TIME CALCULATIONS ESTIMATING EARTH Productivity estimationin back-acter/dump-truck earth-moving operations S. D. Smith, BEng R. Osborne, BSc, CEng, MICE, and M. c. Forde, BEng, MSc, PhD, CEng, MICE,MIHT, FINDT Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs Transp.. 1995,111, May, 125-131...

... that standard practice to include savings resulting from vehicle operating costs, travel time and reducedaccidents and increased economic activities as economic 'The provision of rural roads affected the general scene in rural areas in a positive manner.. ..In developing countries like India any proposal...

... of pedestrians within their rail stations. Before modelling could be undertaken, a series of surveys had to be carried out in order to establish the relationships between flow and journey times on various facilities encountered within stations-passageways, platforms, stairs, escalators and concourses...