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Policy areas in the transportation system

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 A '''transportation system''' can be defined as the assemblage of components associated with a specific means of transport<ref>from: Transportation security and the role of resilience - A foundation for operational metrics.pdf / Tolley andTurton,1995,p.42</ref>.
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 A '''transportation system''' can be defined as the assemblage of components associated with a specific means of transport<ref>from: Transportation security and the role of resilience - A foundation for operational metrics.pdf / Tolley andTurton,1995,p.42</ref>.
 ==Regional Transportation system==
-A regional transportation system can be defined as the combination of vehicles, infrastructure, and operations that enable the movements or â€œsatisfy the travel demandâ€ of people and goods within a defined region<ref>from: Transportation security and the role of resilience - A foundation for operational metrics.pdf / Cascetta, 2001,p.xv; see also Tolley and Turton,1995,p.13; Black, 2003, p.3</ref>.
+A regional transportation system can be defined as the combination of vehicles, infrastructure, and operations that enable the movements or satisfy the travel demand of people and goods within a defined region<ref>from: Transportation security and the role of resilience - A foundation for operational metrics.pdf / Cascetta, 2001,p.xv; see also Tolley and Turton,1995,p.13; Black, 2003, p.3</ref>.
 ==Urban Transportation system==
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 === Traffic Market ===
-The transport patterns (the output of the ''Transport Market'') become the demand side of the traffic market: the demand for infrastructure to accommodate the vehicles and services. The supply side of the traffic market consists of the available infrastructure with all its attributes, such as ''Modes of Transport, Traffic Control Systems (Traffic Management Center), Roads, Rails, Terminals, Traffic Intersections, Canals, Bridges, Bicycle / Pedestrian Facilities''. The output of the traffic market consists of a set of realized ''travel patterns'': an allocation of teransport vehicles and services to the infrastructure.
+The transport patterns (the output of the ''Transport Market'') become the demand side of the traffic market: the demand for infrastructure to accommodate the vehicles and services. The supply side of the traffic market consists of the available infrastructure with all its attributes, such as ''Modes of Transport, Traffic Control Systems (Traffic Management Centre), Roads, Rails, Terminals, Traffic Intersections, Canals, Bridges, Bicycle / Pedestrian Facilities''. The output of the traffic market consists of a set of realized ''travel patterns'': an allocation of transport vehicles and services to the infrastructure.
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	Within the overall traffic and transport market, three market segments can be distinguished, each of which has its own supply and demand side: a trip market, a transport market, and a traffic market. The three markets and their relationships are depicted graphically below:		Within the overall traffic and transport market, three market segments can be distinguished, each of which has its own supply and demand side: a trip market, a transport market, and a traffic market. The three markets and their relationships are depicted graphically below:


	'''Figure : System diagram for the policy domain transport and traffic<ref>from: TNO rapport; Immers, B., Transportation System Analysis</ref>'''		'''Figure : System diagram for the policy domain transport and traffic<ref>from: TNO rapport; Immers, B., Transportation System Analysis</ref>'''

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 Within the overall traffic and transport market, three market segments can be distinguished, each of which has its own supply and demand side: a trip market, a transport market, and a traffic market. The three markets and their relationships are depicted graphically below:
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 '''Figure : System diagram for the policy domain transport and traffic<ref>from: TNO rapport; Immers, B., Transportation System Analysis</ref>'''
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 === Trip Market ===