Martin Wachs

Can transit be saved?

Can transit be saved?

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Determining the future mobility n...

Determining the future mobility needs of the elderly

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Emerging priorities in the provis...

Emerging priorities in the provision of mobility to the elderly and handicapped

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Ethics in planning

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Evaluation of engineering project...

Evaluation of engineering projects using perceptions of and preferences for project characteristics

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Exploring the Relationship Betwee...

Exploring the Relationship Between Travel Demand and Economic Growth

Year unknown Liisa Ecola, Martin Wachs, and Federal Highway Federal Highway Administration

Learning from Los Angeles

Learning from Los Angeles

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Not Everything Is Broken

Not Everything Is Broken

Year unknown Debra Knopman, Martin Wachs, Benjamin M. Miller, Scott G. Davis, and Katherine Pfrommer

Pricing as a response to congesti...

Pricing as a response to congestion and air pollution in California

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The Car and the city

Year unknown Martin Wachs and Margaret Crawford

The Changing commute

The Changing commute

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Transportation for the elderly

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Transportation Planning on Trial

Transportation Planning on Trial

Year unknown Mark E. Garrett and Martin Wachs

Transporting the elderly

Transporting the elderly

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