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CTS Research E-News (November 2010)

Center for Transportation Studies
2010-11
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CTS Research E-News (November 2010)

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2010-11

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Center for Transportation Studies University of Minnesota

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Articles include: Policy & Planning, STREET project featured in Webcast seminar, Study examines link between school choice and transportation,Intelligent Transportation Systems, Intelligent decision support inside the vehicle: Can it help drivers make safer driving decisions?, A causal model of traffic conflicts and crashes: Minnesota's SHRP2 SO1 project, Transportation Infrastructure, “Upside-down” concrete intrigues pavement researchers, Transit, Bicycling, and Walking, TCRP research publications available online, Upcoming Events

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CTS Research E-News (2003-2012)

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Vol. 8;No. 10

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Center for Transportation Studies. (2010). CTS Research E-News (November 2010). Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/170544.

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