Saturday, November 24, 2012

The impacts of telecommunication technologies on travel behavior

Prof. Patricia Mokhtarian from University of California at Davis explains about the impacts of  using telecommunication technologies on traffic congestion and pollution in the metropolitan areas. She concludes from the studies conducted in the Institute of Transportation Studies, in UC Davis that using these kind of technologies increases the congestion and pllutions rather than decrease it.
Wathch a video about it.

More about travel behavior:

A new approach to the Iranian urban planning, using neo-traditional development

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The Impact of Bicycling Facilities on Commute Mode Share

Documentary film: Sprawling from Grace: The Consequences of Suburbanization

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The Effects of Teleshopping on Travel Behavior and Urban Form

New German community models car-free living

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