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NHTS

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NHTSNational Household Travel Survey (formerly called NPTS Nationwide Personal Transportation Survey)
NHTSNorthwest House of Theological Studies (Salem, OR)
NHTSNumber of Heights
NHTSNational Higher Training Scheme (Ireland)
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3 million Americans traveling 50 miles or more one way to work, according to the NHTS, it's no wonder telecommuting is becoming as much a necessity as it is a benefit.
Taking it home: telecommuting options drive workplace success by Whitesides, Hilary Ingoldsby / Utah Business
The data collected through NHTS are fundamental for understanding changing travel patterns and demands being placed on the transportation system.
ITE's Proposed Recommendations for the Reauthorization of the Safe, ... by Anonymous / Institute of Transportation Engineers. ITE Journal
Socioeconomics of urban travel: evidence from the 2001 NHTS.
Pandemic influenza planning in the united states from a health ... by Blumenshine, Philip; Reingold, Arthur; Egerter, Susan; Mockenhaupt, Robin; Braveman, Paula; Marks, J / Emerging Infectious Diseases
 
 
 
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