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1 Study Objectives This report provides information and guidelines for state depart ments of transportation (DOTs) and regional metropolitan planning organizations (MPOs)
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2 Updating Regional Transportation Planning and Modeling Tools to Address Impacts of Connected and Automated Vehicles modes, while for other modes it may take decades to realize the impacts and obtain market stability. For instance, transit systems may soon be affected as shared rides and comprehen sive mobilityasaservice (MaaS)
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Introduction 3 ridership is robust. These two modes of personal transportation -- private auto (or walking/ biking)
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4 Updating Regional Transportation Planning and Modeling Tools to Address Impacts of Connected and Automated Vehicles the models to imposed changes. Existing models do not have AV or CV modes, nor do they reflect behavioral impacts of deployment of AVs and CVs.
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Introduction 5 Section Description Chapter 1: Introduction • Presents the report purpose, rationale, and organization. Chapter 2: Definitions of CAVs and Current Status • Offers a simple description of CAVs and their enabling technologies.
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