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The document is a Preliminary Investigation by Caltrans Division of Research and Innovation, focusing on the current practices and research related to sustainability in transportation planning since the publication of 'Smart Mobility 2010.' It evaluates various national and international tools, guidance, and best practices aimed at integrating sustainability into transportation systems. The findings highlight an abundance of resources available for assessing sustainability measures, including performance metrics and frameworks developed by different transportation agencies. The report also identifies gaps in recent research and suggests next steps for Caltrans to enhance its sustainability-oriented planning efforts.

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Smart Mobility Preliminary Investigation 4-25-12 - Caltrans 2025

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