NTL Record

Title Western U.S.-Canada crossborder case study : activity 2 : task D : conduct regional and local trucking case studies
Record ID 9321
Personal Name
Creator
Clayton, Alan; Blow, Phil
Source U.S. DOT Comprehensive Truck Size & Weight Study, Report No. 5; 92p. in various pagings
Corporate
Contributor
Battelle Memorial Institute
Publisher United States. Federal Highway Administration
Publication Date 19951200
Language English
Abstract This case study examines trucking across the western U.S.-Canada border and how it is influenced by truck size and weight (TS&W) regulations. Western border trucking differs from eastern border trucking in terms of the types of commodities being handled (high quantities of relatively low value, resource-based commodities), the density of truck volumes (many miles of roads with relatively low volumes of traffic), and the TS&W regulatory regimes arising from many grandfather exemptions and the resulting truck configurations. Also, the implications of a range of possible Federal TS&W policy initiatives on western border trucking are considered.
Rosap ID dot:4726
Rosap URL https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/4726
TRT Terms International borders; Traffic flow; Trucking; Regulations; Case studies; Commodities by type; Commodity flow
General Subjects Border crossings; Canada; Crossborder trucking; Trade flows; Truck flows; Trucking regulations; United States
Classification NTL - FREIGHT - Trucking Industry;
NTL - LAWS AND REGULATIONS - Federal Laws;
NTL - LAWS AND REGULATIONS - Federal Standards and Rules
Geographical
Coverage
Canada; United States; West North Central States; Western States
TRIS Online
Accession No
00762445
Resource type Research Paper
URL http://www.fhwa.dot.gov/reports/tswstudy/TSWrpt5.pdf
Format PDF
Database Other Transportation Web Sites