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81 7.1 Comparisons Study findings were largely focused on the 1995 ATS for long-distance trips and 2009 NHTS for rural trip-making parameters. This section presents a few comparisons among the different surveys and travel parameters analyzed during this research.
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82 Long-Distance and rural travel transferable parameters for Statewide travel Forecasting Models 7.2 Conclusions A brief summary of findings and key conclusions based on survey analyses are presented below in bullet format for ease of reference, with long-distance trips discussed first, followed by rural trips. • Long-distance trip rates are generally consistent when compared among several data sources and years.
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Comparisons and Conclusions 83 • Rural trip travel times (19–24 minutes, nonwork versus work) are generally shorter than urbanized areas with 1 million plus population and subway or rail (20–32 minutes, nonwork versus work)
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