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Structural changes in commuting in the Toronto region 1971–1981

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B. G. Hutchinson Department of Civil Engineering, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Pages 311-329 | Published online: 13 Mar 2007

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Paul Mees. (1994) Toronto: Paradigm Reexamined. Urban Policy and Research 12:3, pages 146-163.
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Sarah Stewart WellsBruce G. Hutchinson. (1996) Impact of Commuter-Rail Services in Toronto Region. Journal of Transportation Engineering 122:4, pages 270-275.
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B. G. Hutchinson & R. K. Kumar. (1990) Modeling Urban Spatial Evolution and Transport Demand. Journal of Transportation Engineering 116:4, pages 550-571.
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