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2012 Urban Mobility Report

Overview

The 2012 Urban Mobility Report builds on previous Urban Mobility Reports with an improved methodology and expanded coverage of the nation’s urban congestion problem and solutions. The links below provide information on long-term congestion trends, the most recent congestion comparisons and a description of many congestion improvement strategies. All of the statistics have been recalculated with the new method to provide a consistent picture of the congestion challenge. As with previous methodology improvements, readers, writers and analysts are cautioned against using congestion data from the 2011 Report. All of the measures, plus a few more, have been updated and included in this report.

Source Organization Location

College Station
,
TX

Organizational Capability Element

    Outreach & Marketing

Content Type

Research

Role in Organization

Transportation Planner
Senior Engineer
Researcher/Academic
Principal Engineer
Manager / First Line Supervisor
Director / Program Manager
Engineer
Senior Manager
Transit Professional
Media / PIO

Publishing Organization

Universities

Maturity Level of Program

Monitoring (L4)
Deployment (L3)
Assessment (L1)
Development (L2)

Objective

Justification
Learning

Project Website

Prime Contractor
Texas A&M Transportation Institute
Author
David Schrank,
Bill Eisele, and
Tim Lomax
Issue Date