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14 C H a P T E R 3 Outreach and the Freight Industry The research sought to confirm the nature and type of principal freight industry stakeholders. Through the literature, interviews, and case study development, the research team identified the freight stakeholder groups identified in Box 3.1 and classified them by major group.
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15 identify new or innovative means of outreach, this could be an area of future research consideration. Best Practices The research revealed best practices in freight stakeholder engagement and also identified some practices that could be improved in order to conduct more effective freight planning.
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16 Freight Outreach -- What Are We Doing Well? The research identified several areas in which transportation agencies are perceived currently as doing well with freight stakeholder engagement.
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17 roadways. This means that agencies should involve other modes (e.g., carriers and shippers)
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18 experience that another layer of research needs and gaps may become more apparent. PlanWorks Freight application The findings of the research have been fully integrated into the PlanWorks website: http://transportationforcommunities.
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