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Simulating Impacts from Transit Service Enhancements: Case Study in the San Francisco Bay Area, Transportation Research Record
Preemptively assessing the potential impacts of large transportation projects is an essential step in achieving better outcomes. However, for transformative public transit projects, it can be difficult to weigh the many complicated downstream impacts on individual travelers in a coherent, cost-effec
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