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TCRP Report 153: Guidelines for Providing Access to Public Transportation Stations (2012)
Transit Cooperative Research Program (TCRP)

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Levinson, Herbert S, Ryus, Paul, Schofer, Joseph L, Semler, Conor, Parks, Jamie, Coffel, Kathryn, Sampson, David, Kachadoorian, Carol, Transportation Research Board. "Appendices A Through E." TCRP Report 153: Guidelines for Providing Access to Public Transportation Stations. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2012.

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Front Matter (R1-R11)
Key Issues (1-1)
General Guidelines (2-2)
Organization of the Guidelines (3-3)
Future Research Needs (4-4)
Successful Station Access Planning (5-5)
The Station Access Planning Process (6-18)
Elements of Successful Station Access Planning (19-24)
Improving Station Access Planning (25-25)
Insights from the Case Studies (26-32)
Station Typologies (33-34)
Examples of Station Arrival Modes (35-42)
Access Policy Guidelines (43-43)
Review of Practice (44-45)
Station Access Model (46-47)
Effects of Improved Station Access (48-50)
Estimating Ridership for New and Infill Stations (51-53)
Background (54-55)
Additional Considerations (56-56)
Overview of Options (57-57)
Sequence of Access Design Chapters (58-58)
Context (59-59)
Factors Affecting Pedestrian Access (60-60)
Design Principles (61-65)
Chapter 8 - Bicycle Access to Transit (66-66)
Interagency Coordination (67-67)
Factors Affecting Bicycle Access (68-68)
Bicycle Access Improvements (69-76)
General Planning Guidelines (77-79)
Access Objectives and Guidelines (80-84)
Bus Characteristics (85-85)
Bus Operating Practice and Terminal Design (86-88)
Terminal Access And Arrangement (89-91)
Overview and Objectives (92-93)
User and Usage Characteristics (94-97)
Planning Guidelines (98-104)
Traffic and Parking Management Guidelines (105-105)
Facility Arrangement and Design (106-112)
Operations and Maintenance (113-114)
Issues and Opportunities (115-116)
Development Types and Sizes (117-118)
TOD - Where Does It Work? (119-119)
General Guidelines (120-122)
Comparisons of TOD and Park-And-Ride (123-127)
Implications and Directions (128-129)
References (130-132)
List of Agency Abbreviations (133-133)
Appendices A Through E (134-134)
Abbreviations used without definitions in TRB publications (135-135)

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Appendices A Through E Appendices A through E are not published herein, but are available on the TRB website at http://www.trb.org/Main/Blurbs/166516.aspx. The titles are: Appendix A: Summary of Stakeholder Survey and Literature Review Appendix B: Overview of Existing Analysis and Evaluation Tools Appendix C: Spreadsheet-Based Access Tool and Instructions (Electronic) Appendix D: Detailed Station-Level Access Data Appendix E: Detailed Station Access Case Studies 134