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Revised August 7, 2009
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Puget Sound Regional Council. Assessing the Effectiveness of Transportation Concurrency.
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Hallenbeck, Mark E., Dan Carlson, and Jill Simmons. The Concurrency Calculation Process: Current Procedures and Potential Alternatives. Seattle, Washington: Washington State Transportation Center (TRAC). November 2002.
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Hendricks, Sara J., and Cecilia Dyhouse. Land Developer Participation in Providing for Bus Transit Facilities and Operations. Tampa, Florida: Center for Urban Transportation Research, University of South Florida. March 2002.
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Haliburton, Peter, and Paul Ryus. Kittelson & Associates, Inc. Draft Literature Review. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. 2002.
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Steiner, R. L., I. Li, P. Shad, and M. Brown. Multimodal Trade-off Analysis in Traffic Impact Studies. Final Report. University of Florida (Prepared for Office of Systems Planning, Florida Department of Transportation). May 2003.
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Swenson, Carol J., and Frederick C. Dock. Urban Design, Transportation, Environment and Urban Growth: Transit-Supportive Urban Design Impacts on Suburban Land Use and Transportation Planning. Transportation and Regional Growth Study of the Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota. 2003.
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Trohimovich, T. Current Issues in Growth Management/Land Use and Transportation: The "New Cities" Approach. Seattle, Washington: 1000 Friends of Washington. October 2001.
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Trohimovich, T. Presentation Outline: 2002 Comprehensive Plan Update Workshop Session on Concurrency. Seattle, Washington: 1000 Friends of Washington. November 2001.
Hallenbeck, Mark E. Study Literature Review. Seattle, Washington: Washington State Transportation Center (TRAC). November 2002.
Links to Related Web Sites
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Washington State Department of Transportation Planning Links
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Master Builders Association (of Washington State's King and Snohomish Counties)
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Florida Department of Transportation, planning Web site, including access to Florida's multimodal LOS process and LOS computational software
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LOS Plan software, University of Florida
The Concurrency Study Web site is maintained by the Washington State Transportation Center (TRAC) at the University of Washington. For more information, contact Ron Porter (206.543.3341).