• Front Matter R1-R9

• Summary 1-3

• Major Sources of Information on Statewide Travel Forecasting Models 4-5

• Major Databases of Particular Interest for Statewide Travel Forecasting 6-7

• Commercial Databases and Forecasts in Use by States 8-8

• Definitions of Common Technical Terms Used to Describe Statewide Travel Models 9-11

• States with Statewide Modeling Capability 12-12

• Rationale for Statewide Models 13-16

• Institutional Arrangements 17-17

• Institutional Barriers to Models 18-18

• Computer Hardware and Software 19-19

• Overall Model Considerations 20-20

• Passenger Components 21-22

• Modal Choice 23-26

• Freight Components 27-29

• Validation 30-30

• Post-Processing 31-31

• Case Study 1: Kentucky Passenger Component 32-33

• Case Study 2: Indiana Passenger Component 34-38

• Case Study 3: Ohio Combined Passenger and Freight Components 39-41

• Case Study 4: Virginia Freight Component 42-45

• Case Study 5: Wisconsin Freight Component 46-49

• Discussion 50-50

• Chapter Four - Findings and Suggestions for Research 51-53

• References 54-55

• Appendix A - Screening Questionnaire 56-58

• Appendix B - Full Questionnaire for States Not Participating in the Peer Exchange 59-77

• Appendix C - Literature on Statewide and Intercity Passenger Travel Forecasting 78-86

• Appendix D - Annotated Bibliography of Statewide Freight Forecasting 87-115

• Abbreviations used without definitions in TRB publications 116-116

Horowitz, Alan, Transportation Research Board " Case Study 1: Kentucky Passenger Component ." NCHRP Synthesis 358: Statewide Travel Forecasting Models . Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2006 .

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