Fundamentals of Transportation

Table of contents

Market Street, San Francisco

Introductory Material About Introduction Planning Decision Making Evaluation Planning Models Modeling Data Networks Modes Modeling Methods Agent-based Modeling Choice Modeling Traditional Travel Demand Forecasting Land Use Forecasting Trip Generation Destination Choice Modal Split Route Choice

Transit Transit Demand Transit Operations and Capacity Network Design and Frequency Timetabling and Scheduling Traveler Information for Transit Traffic Queueing Traffic Flow Queueing and Traffic Flow Shockwaves Traffic Signals Traffic Control Devices Metering Analogs

Geometric Design Sight Distance Grade Earthwork Horizontal Curves Vertical Curves Conclusions Conclusions

Related Wikibooks

• Transportation Economics
  • Introduction
  • Pricing
• Transportation Geography and Network Science

Useful Off-site Resources

• NSF STREET: Simulating Transportation for Realistic Engineering Education and Training
• Transportation Engineering Lab Manual
• Pavement Interactive
• Georgia Tech Traffic Lab (simulations)