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A computer aided traffic forecasting technique: the trans-Hudson model

The transportation problems of the New York Metropolitan region are many and diverse and there are several major governmental agencies concerned with and working towards solutions to these problems. Among these problems is that of planning, providing and maintaining transportation facilities across the Hudson River between the states of New York and New Jersey. Although the trips across the river constitute only a small part of the total regional travel, they amount to over one million trips a day.