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Thinking Outside the Box? How about a New Way to Measure the Box

August 31, 2015

by Alfredo Sanchez

By 2030, the Office of the State Demographer predicts Texas will support a population of 33.9 million. That’s up from 25.2 million in 2010—about a 35 percent increase. That means that, for every three people we have in the state today, we’ll have four tomorrow. And they’ll all be trying to use the same transportation system.
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Filed Under: Blog, Featured News, News Tagged With: congestion, El Paso, health, methodology, MPO, multimodal plan

CIITR Researchers Help El Paso MPO Plan for the Future

December 3, 2014

Researchers at TTI’s Center for International Intelligent Transportation Research are helping El Paso’s Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) gather baseline data via a regional survey about how residents currently travel around the region. Ultimately, the information will help the MPO decide how to shape its forthcoming multimodal plan by taking into account the public’s preferences and attitudes about various travel modes, like walking and biking. | Read the MPO’s Blog on the Project

Filed Under: Featured News, News Tagged With: El Paso, MPO, multimodal, plan, survey

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