The energy and environmental consequences of increased vehicle size and weight - volume I - final report.

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Main Author: Layton, Robert D. (Robert Davis)
Related Names: Hicks, Russell G.
Mingle, J. G.
Phelps, R. E.
Cantwell, W. C.
Whitcomb, W. G.
Abbas, Mahmoud S.
Language(s): English
Published: 1978.
Subjects: Weight.
Wear.
Vehicle maintenance.
Trucks.
Traffic models.
Pavements.
Law uniformity.
Fuel consumption.
Environmental impacts.
Vehicle User Costs/ Vehicle Operating Costs.
Uniform Laws.
Traffic Flow Modeling.
Pavement Wear.
Linear Dimensions.
Environmental Impact.
Physical Description: 169 p. : 75 ref. charts. figs. tables.
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