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Okla State Agency	Legislative Council, Oklahoma
Title	Mass transit options for Oklahoma : some implications for future development.
Authors	Constantin, James A. Canter, Larry W. Alguire, Robert Thornton. Evans, Rodney E. Reid, George W. Southard, William R. Talvitie, A. University of Oklahoma. Bureau for Business and Economic Research. University of Oklahoma. Transportation Research Center. Oklahoma Legislative Council.
Publisher	Oklahoma Legislative Council
Publication Date	1972-02
Subject	Urban transportation--Oklahoma. Local transit--Oklahoma.
Purpose	"This report focuses on transportation alternatives between Shawnee, Oklahoma, and Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, a distance of some 30 miles. The rationale for choosing this corridor is the existence of two sets of train tracks, an interstate highway, and several thousand commuters who work in the metropolitan area but prefer to live in Shawnee."
Contents	H.B. No. 1124 An Act Relating to Rapid Transit Systems;Chapter 1 Introduction;Chapter 2 Environment of the Proposed system;* Rail Transportation Facilities;* Report of Field Study;* Tracks or Rails;* Subgrade;* Ties;* Drainage Structures;* Bridges;* Highway Congestion;* Summary;Chapter 3 The demand for Mass Transit: Consumer characteristics and Attitudes;* Method;* The Sample;Chapter 4 The Feasibility of Alternative Systems;* Bus Transportation;* Private Automobile;* Perceived Money Cost;* Convenience;* Modal Mystique;* Summary and Conclusions;Chapter 5 Economic, Social and Environmental Implications for the Future;* Introduction;* Potential Users;* Purposes of the System;* Planning Agencies;* Land Use;* Highway Use and Construction;* Environmental Aspects;* Points for Consideration;* Air Pollution;* Noise Pollution;* summary and Conclusions;Chapter 6 Summary and Conclusions;Appendix A [The estimating equation for the average daily traffic for the future];Appendix B [Survey of Consumer Transportation Uses and Attitudes]
OkDocs Class#	L1200.8 M414t 1972
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Reader required
ODL electronic copy	Deposited by agency in print; scanned by Oklahoma Dept. of Libraries 6/2010
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2010-06-01
Date modified	2010-07-02
OCLC number	643466471

Title	Mass Transit Options pt1
OkDocs Class#	L1200.8 M414t 1972
Digital Format	PDF, Adobe Reader required
ODL electronic copy	Deposited by agency in print; scanned by Oklahoma Dept. of Libraries 6/2010
Rights and Permissions	This Oklahoma state government publication is provided for educational purposes under U.S. copyright law. Other usage requires permission of copyright holders.
Language	English
Date created	2010-06-01
Date modified	2010-06-02

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