Transportation Policy Decision Logic

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The transportation policy decision logic describes the methodical approach and the criteria used in political decisions in the field of transportation, including goal setting, cost–benefit analyses, stakeholder interests, risk assessments, as well as consideration of external effects and long-term sustainability.

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