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Urban Transportation Task Force (UTTF)
Urban Transit in Canada: Taking Stock of Recent Progress, Urban Transportation Task Force (UTTF), October 2009.
Urban Transportation in Canada: Needs and Opportunities, Urban Transportation Task Force (UTTF), January 2005.
Urban Transportation Showcase Program (UTSP)
MetroLink: Innovation Towards Integrated Bus Rapid Transit, Halifax Regional Municipality.
EasyGO Traveler Information System, Grand River Transit - Region of Waterloo.
Lunch Express (Smart Commute 404-7) Town of Richmond Hill - Town of Markham, Ontario.
Transport Canada
The Cost of Urban Congestion in Canada, Transport Canada, Environmental Affairs, March 22, 2006.
Toronto Board of Trade
The Move Ahead: Funding "The Big Move", Toronto Board of Trade, May 2010,
Association for Commuter Transportation of Canada (ACT Canada)
The Case for TDM in Canada: Transportation demand management initiatives and their benefits, A handbook for practitioners, Association for Commuter Transportation of Canada, October 2008.
Building Capacity for TDM in Canada: Needs Assessment Report, Association for Commuter Transportation of Canada, October 2006.
Workplace Travel Plans - Guidance for Canadian Employers, Association for Commuter Transportation of Canada, January 2010.
Les plans de déplacement pour les lieux de travail - Un guide à l'intention des employeurs canadiens, Association for Commuter Transportation of Canada, janvier 2010.
Report on Canadian Alternative Transportation Programs, Association for Commuter Transportation of Canada, March 2005
Rapport concernant les programmes canadiens sur les moyens de transport alternatifs, Association for Commuter Transportation of Canada, mars 2005.
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