Neighborhood Design and Aging: An Empirical Analysis in Northern California

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Neighborhood Design and Aging: An Empirical Analysis in Northern California

The Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute at North Dakota State University has released a report that explores residential and travel choices of the elderly.

Date Posted: 10/30/2007

Type: University Research News

Subjects: Administration and Management, Planning, Societal

TRT Terms: Aging (Biology), Aged, Travel demand, Travel behavior, Travel patterns, Travelers, Mode choice, Route choice, Design, Design methods, Design practices, Travel behavior, Residential location

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