The Role of Transit in Emergency Evacuation: Special Report 294

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The Role of Transit in Emergency Evacuation

5	Enhancing Transit’s Role	118
	Setting the Context	119
	Incorporating Transit as a Full Partner in Emergency Evacuation	123
	Complementary Transportation System Improvements	131
	Research Needs	133
	Moving Forward	136
	Appendices
A	Congressional Request for the Study	139
B	Literature Review	140
C	Assessment of Transit’s Role in Emergency Response and Evacuation Plans of 33 Urbanized Areas and Related States, Joseph M. Maltby and Aaron D. Green	171
D	Case Studies	174
	Study Committee Biographical Information	277

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Front Matter (R1-R12)

Summary (1-18)

1 Introduction (19-27)

2 Emergency and Evacuation Planning and Response (28-49)

3 The Role of Transit in Emergency Evacuation (50-73)

4 Evidence from the 38 Largest Urbanized Areas (74-117)

5 Enhancing Transit's Role (118-138)

Appendix A Congressional Request for the Study (139-139)

Appendix B Literature Review (140-170)

Appendix C Assessment of Transit's Role in Emergency Response andEvacuation Plans of 33 Urbanized Areas and Related States (171-173)

Appendix D Case Studies (174-276)

Study Committee Biographical Information (277-284)