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      • ITS, Traffic Operations & Safety
      • Motorcycle Injury Prevention
      • Resilient Transportation Infrastructure Systems (R-TIS)
      • Transit Management & Innovation
      • Transit Research Program
      • Transit Safety and Workforce Development
      • Transportation Demand Management
      • Transportation Planning, Policy, and Processes (TP3)
      • National Center for Transit Research Archive
      • Affiliated Faculty, Staff, and Students
      • National Center for Transit Research Archive
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      • Historical Research Publications
    • Recent Publications and Research Reports
    • Issued U.S. Patents
    • Journal of Public Transportation
  • Workforce Development
    • USF ITE Student Chapter
    • USF Student Education
      • Semester Course Offerings
      • Student Mock Interviews
      • Study Abroad – Netherlands
      • Sustainable Transportation Course
    • Training
  • Digital Content
    • Internal Communications Portal
    • CUTR Transportation Webcast
    • Friday Transportation Seminar Series
    • Out of My Lane podcast
    • CUTR Project Websites
  • Outreach
    • Events and Trainings
    • CUTR Transportation Achievement Awards
      • CUTR Transportation Scholarship Award
      • ELEMENT Engineering Group Transportation Scholarship
      • Florida Transportation Hall of Fame Inductees
      • New Voice in Transportation Award
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Daily Archives: 11/24/2002

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Accomplishing Access Management on the FIHS: The US 27 Corridor in Ocala/Marion County

CUTR Research Reports and Publications, TP3By Christina Van Allen11/24/2002Leave a comment

The Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR), under a grant from the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), was asked to develop a conceptual access management plan for the US 27…

Driveway Regulation Practices

CUTR Research Reports and Publications, TP3By Christina Van Allen11/24/2002Leave a comment

A vast storehouse of information exists on nearly every subject of concern to highway administrators and engineers. Much of this information has resulted from both research and the successful application…

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