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Journal Article
Transportation, Recreation, and Capacities in Yosemite National Park
2012
Overview
Peak season visitors to Yosemite Valley knows first hand that use levels can affect the quality of theft experiences in the park. The sheer volumes of vehicles and people sometimes produce long lines at entrance gates, traffic jams at intersections, full parking lots, and congested trails or viewpoints. These problems have been challenging the park's infrastructure and operational staff for decades, but more frequently in recent years. Whittaker et al review the process used to develop capacities, and describes how Yosemite's Integrated Transportation and Capacity Assessment information helped develop plan alternatives that represent tradeoffs between transportation infrastructure, visitor numbers, and the conditions that affect visitor experiences.
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George Wright Society
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