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CTS Research E-News (July-August 2006)

Center for Transportation Studies
2006-07
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CTS Research E-News (July-August 2006)

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2006-07

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Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota

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Articles include: Policy & Planning, CTS to conduct $1 million study for AIA on transportation design and communities, Understanding changes key to statewide transportation planning, Local road tax options report published Intelligent Transportation Systems, Advanced transportation technologies seminar series begins September 12, Intersection Decision Support reports analyze rural crash patterns, Transportation Infrastructure, Cold-weather cracking research delves deeper, Transit & Alternative Modes, National transit news, Upcoming Events

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CTS Research E-News (2003-2012)

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Vol. 4;No. 7

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Center for Transportation Studies. (2006). CTS Research E-News (July-August 2006). Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/170794.

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