Resources - Transportation

• American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. A Guide for the Planning, Design and Operation of Pedestrian Facilities, 2004, 128 pages, CD-rom
• Arroyo, Rodney.  “The Transportation Planning Process,” Michigan Planner, November 2001, p. 1. (BAS)
• Arroyo, Rodney.  “Transportation Planning,” Michigan Planner, July 1998, p. 1. (BAS)
• Barr, Mary.  Downtown Parking Made Easy, Downtown Research and Development Center, 1997, 48 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Butler, Kent; Handy, Susan and Peterson, Robert, “Planning for Street Connectivity” (PAS 515), APA Planners Advisory Service, 2003, 95 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Carlson, Daniel and King, Stephen.  Linking Transportation and Land Use by Fostering Inter-Jurisdictional Cooperation, Institute for Public Policy and Management, 1998, 36 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Cervero, Robert. Transit Metropolis, Island Press, 1998, 464 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Dittmar, Hank and Ohland, Gloria.  The New Transit Town, Island Press, 2003, 272 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Downs, Anthony. Stuck in Traffic: Coping with Peak-Hour Traffic Congestion, Brookings Institute Press, 2004, 455 pages
• Dunphy, Robert and Lin, Ben.  Transportation Management Through Partnerships, ULI, 1990, 216 pages, paperback. (ADV)
• Dunphy, Robert.  Transportation and Growth:  Myth and Fact, ULI, 1996, 16 pages, paperback. (BAS)
• Edwards, John, editor.  Transportation Planning Handbook, ITE Washington DC, 1999, 865 pages, hardcover. (ADV)
• Edwards, John.  The Parking Handbook for Small Communities, ITE Washington DC, 1994, 107 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Ewing, Reid.  Traffic Calming:  State of the Practice, ITE Washington DC, 1999, 244 pages, paperback. (ADV)
• Ewing, Reid.  Transportation and Land Use Innovations, APA Planners Press, 1997, 106 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Ferguson, Eric.  “Transportation Demand Management,” (PAS 477) APA Planners Advisory Service, 1998, 68 pages, paperback. (ADV)
• Forester, John.  Bicycle Transportation, MIT Press, 1994, 360 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Grady, Sarah. Making the Connection: Transit-Oriented Development and Jobs, Good Jobs First, 2006, 116 pages, PDF.
• Greenberg, Froda and Hecimovich, Jim.  “Traffic Impact Analysis,” (PAS 387) APA Planners Advisory Service, 1984, 34 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Guffreund, Owen. 20th Century Sprawl: Highways and Reshaping of the American Landscape, Oxford University Press, 2004, 297 pages.
• Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE).  A Toolbox for Alleviating Traffic Congestion, ITE Washington DC, 1989, 154 pages, paperback. (ADV)
• Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE). Parking Generation, ITE Washington DC, 1987, 185 pages, hardcover. (ADV)
• Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE). Residential Street Design and Traffic Control, Prentice Hall, 1989 152 pages,       hardcover.     (ADV)
• Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE). Trip Generation: A Recommended Practice, ITE Washington DC, 2001, 150 pages, hardcover.* (ADV)
• Institute of Transportation Engineers. Improving the Pedestrian Environment Through Innovative Transportation Design, ITE, 2005, paperback 
• Jacobs, Allan.  Great Streets, MIT Press, 1993, 331 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Jacobs, Allan; MacDonald, Elizabeth; and Rofe, Yodan.  Boulevard Book, MIT Press, 2002, 257 pages, hardcover. (ADV)
• Jakle, John and Sculle, Keith. Lots of Parking: Land Use in a Car Culture, University of Virginia Press, 293 pages.
• Katz, Bruce and Puentes, Robert. Taking the High Road: A Metropolitan Agenda for Transportation Reform, Brookings Institute Press, 2005, 331 pages.
• Kulash, Walter, Residential Streets, ULI, Washington DC, 2001, 76 pages, paperback.* (INT)
• Local Government Commission. Street Design and Emergency Response, PDF, 4 pages.
• Local Government Commission. Traffic Calming and Emergency Response, PDF, 4 pages.
• Manning, Michele. “Roundabouts: Looking at a New Design for Intersections,” Planning and Zoning News, May 2000, p. 5-11.* (BAS)
• Manning, Michele. “Traffic Calming Techniques” Planning and Zoning News, February 2000, p. 5-14.* (BAS)
• Michigan Department of Transportation.  “State Long-Range Transportation Plan,” Planning and Zoning News, August 1995, p.        5-19. (INT)
• Michigan Department of Transportation. 2007 – 2011 Five Year Plan Transportation Program: Expanding the System, 26 pages, PDF
• Michigan Safe Routes to School Program.  Safe Routes to School How-To Handbook, 2006, PDF.
• Pohl, Dorothy and Brown, Norman.  “History of Roads in Michigan,” Planning and Zoning News, September 2001, p. 6-13.* (BAS)
• Southworth, Michael and Ben-Joseph, Eran.  Streets and the Shaping of Towns and Cities, McGraw-Hill, 1996, 184 pages, paperback. (INT)
• Strader, Brad and LaMourie, Pete.  “Evaluating Site Traffic Impacts,” Planning and Zoning News, February 1994, p. 5-11.* (INT)
• Transportation Research Board. The Relative Risks of School Travel: A National Perspective and Guidance for Local Community Risk Assessment, 2002, large PDF
• United States Department of Energy.  “Beating the Traffic with Commuting Alternatives,” Planning and Zoning News, October 1996, p. 5-7. (BAS)
• United States Department of Transportation, Federal Highway Administration.  Flexibility in Highway Design, USDOT, 1998?, 193 pages, paperback. (ADV)
• Urban Land Institute.  The Dimensions of Parking, Urban Land Institute, 2000, 170 pages, paperback. (ADV)
• Vuchic, Vukan.  Transportation for Livable Cities, Center for       Urban Policy Research, 1999, 352 pages, hardcover. (ADV)
• Weant, Robert A. and Levinson, Herbert S.  Parking and Planning, Eno Foundation       for Transportation, 1990, 335 pages, paperback. (ADV)
• Wyckoff, Mark and Manning, Michele, Reducing Traffic Congestion and Improving Traffic Safety in Michigan Communities: The Access Management Guidebook, Michigan Department of Transportation, 2001.* (INT)
• Zelinka, Al and Brennan, Dean. SafeScape: Creating Safer, More Livable Communities Through Planning and Design, Planners Press, American Planning Association, 2001, 285 pages hardbound.