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... HNTB and Wilbur Smith Associates, I-35 Trade Corridor Study, Recommended Corridor Investment Strategies, Texas Department of Transportation, September 1999. Hsing-Chung Chu, Implementing Truck-Only Toll Lanes at the State, Regional, and Corridor Levels: Development of a Planning Methodology, Georgia Institute of Technology, December 2007.
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... Shladover, Steven E., Advanced Vehicle Technologies and Exclusive Truck Lanes: Research from California PATH Program, Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting, January 2006. Shladover, Steven E., Improving Freight Movement by Using Automated Trucks on Dedicated Truck Lanes: A Chicago Case Study, California PATH Intellimotion, Volume 12, No.
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