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Publication Number:  FHWA-HRT-16-082    Date:  August 2017
Publication Number: FHWA-HRT-16-082
Date: August 2017

 

Federal Highway Administration Research and Technology Evaluation: National Household Travel Survey Program Final Report

Date: 4/18/2018  
Issuing Office: Federal Highway Administration—Office of Research,
Development, and Technology
 
Address: Turner-Fairbank Highway Research Center
6300 Georgetown Pike, McLean, VA 22101
 
Name of Document: 

FHWA Research and Technology Evaluation: National Household Travel Survey Program Final Report

 
FHWA Publication No.: FHWA-HRT-16-082  

 

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Compendium of
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NHTS Compendium of Uses NTHS Compendium of Uses
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morediffuse more diffuse
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CAFÉ CAFE
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Plac3 Place
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the White House Task Force on Childhood Obesity.(52). the White House Task Force on Childhood Obesity.(52)
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Bike and walk trips to school (used as a baseline measure of “How Kids Get to School,” and set the goal of increasing by 50% (by 2015) the percentage of children who take walking and biking trips to school.)]

Human Services’ 10-year agenda,
providing national guidelines for public health.
Bike and walk trips to school (used as a baseline measure of “How Kids Get to School,” and set the goal of increasing by 50% (by 2015) the percentage of children who take walking and biking trips to school.)

Human Services’ 10-year agenda, providing national guidelines for public health.
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The results from these models enable States and MPOs to meet reporting requirements as specified in the Clean Air Act (CAA) (56). The results from these models enable States and MPOs to meet reporting requirements as specified in the Clean Air Act (CAA).(56)
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Communicating Information Derived from National Household Travel Survey, Part 2 Communicating Information Derived from National Household Travel Survey, Part 2
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April, 2015 April 2015
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and the MOVES model.(51, and the MOVES model.(51)
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Are there other decision- making contexts in which your NHTS work has had an impact? Are there other decision-making contexts in which your NHTS work has had an impact?
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decision making contexts decision-making contexts
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decision making process decision-making process
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Non- DOT Non-DOT
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Impact on policy. Program or project (d) Impact on Policy, Program, or Project (d)
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