Guidebook for Freight Policy, Planning, and Programming in Small- and Medium-Sized Metropolitan Areas (2007) / Chapter Skim
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Incorporating freight policy, planning, and programming activities into an existing metropolitan transportation planning process may represent additional work for MPO staff and may require the commitment of additional resources, completion of training programs, the development of targeted outreach efforts, or other strategies. Recognizing this, the approaches defined in this Guidebook represent varying levels of effort designed to help MPO staff effectively manage the development of their freight programs; the sequential steps provided throughout the document are "guidelines" that staff should use to develop an approach that meets regional needs and matches available resources.
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This module provides a variety of critical freight data and resource references, including resources available from FHWA's FPD program, a list of available freight-related databases for North America, federal funding and financing programs, MPO case studies, and several freight glossary sources. 1-2 Guidebook for Freight Policy, Planning, and Programming in Small- and Medium-Sized Metropolitan Areas
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11) Develop criteria...
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