Abstract Hypotheses are developed about the effects of telecommunication advances on urban growth patterns and urban travel demands. It is suggested that CBD (central business district) office employment might decentralize if telecommunications could effectively substitute for short inter-office business trips and that job decentralization would alter journey-to-work patterns and the viability of certain public transit systems. Major research questions are raised and keyed to an extensive bibliography.
Communication innovations, urban form and travel demand: Some hypotheses and a bibliography
Transportation ; 2 , 2
1973
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Englisch
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