Description
In this study, the authors apply an integrated land use and transportation model, the Sacramento MEPLAN model, to evaluate transit investment alternatives combines with supportive land use policies and pricing policies in the Sacramento region. The current study builds upon the year-one study (Johnson et. al., 2000) in two important respects. First, the study employs a second version of the Sacramento MEPLAN model that explicitly represents floorspace consumption in the land use component of the model. Second, the transit, land use and pricing policies evaluated in the year-two project as expanded and refined in this study in response to the recommendations of local interest groups and the results of the year-one report. Finally, the evaluation of the scenarios is expanded to include total benefit and equity measures.
Publication Date
9-1-2001
Publication Type
Report
Topic
Sustainable Transportation and Land Use
MTI Project
2002
Mineta Transportation Institute URL
Keywords
Travel demand management, Urban development; Urban planning; Vehicle miles of travel; Vehicle monitoring
Disciplines
Transportation
Recommended Citation
Robert A. Johnston. "Applying an Integrated Urban Model in the Evaluation of Travel Demand Management Policies in the Sacramento Region: Year Two, MTI Report 01-08" Mineta Transportation Institute (2001).
