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Résumé / Abstract

extended by truck primarily affects the northern border states of transportation and federal highway officials in the states along 1-80 from Salt Lake City to promote one on state and federal highway administrators to Chicago. Interestingly, there are no significant north-south NAFTA highway corridors with that follows the location and truck densities along these highway corridors. In many cases, public advocacy groups seeking corridor-related economic development have been formed to define, plan, and upgrade these corridors adequately. Earlier work that north-south route through the United States, the Transportation Equity Act for the interest in and promotion of trucks that transport U.S.-Mexico and U.S.-Canada trade by including U.S.-Canada trade and total North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) trade. Results indicate that U.S.-Mexico trade transported for Michigan, New York, Ohio, Illinois, and the development, study, and construction of these groups advocate a single Interstate or more highway trade corridors. Most of the 21st Century includes authorizations for a The increasing number or U.S. Highway number. a serious burden on U.S. highways has stimulated a discretionary program is the highway corridors in southern border states such as Texas, California, and Arizona. U.S.-Canada trade primarily affects highway trade corridors in the United States between Canada and Mexico of an existing federal highway number. Because of highway trade corridors. This places a strong interest among state departments of highway trade corridors in the alignment of defined U.S. highway trade corridors for U.S.-Mexico trade

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Anglais

Source / Source

North American Free trade agreement trucks

Titre du document / Document title

traffic ; Traffic flow ; International conference ; America ; of transports ; Methodology ; Agreement ; Trend analysis ; Capacity of Transporte por carretera ; Transporte mercadería ; America del norte ; Intercambio comercial ; Corredor ; Peso pesado ; Economía transporte ; Metodología ; Acuerdo ; Análisis tendencia ; Volumen tráfico ; Flujo tráfico ; Congreso internacional ; America ;

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Transport routier ; Transport marchandise ; Amérique du Nord ; Echange commercial ; Corridor ; Poids lourd ; Economie transport ; Méthodologie ; Accord ; Analyse tendance ; Volume trafic ; Ecoulement trafic ; Congrès international ; Amérique ;

Transportation research record   

Road transportation ; Freight transportation ; North America ; Trade ; Corridor ; Heavy truck ; Economy

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