REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
Report # 21 in the series: The Annualized Social Cost of Motor- Vehicle Use in the United States, based on 1990- 1991 Data
UCD- ITS- RR- 96- 3 ( 21) rev. 2
Mark A. Delucchi
Institute of Transportation Studies
University of California
Davis, California 95616
madelucchi@ ucdavis. edu
www. its. ucdavis. edu/ people/ faculty/ delucchi/
August 1996
October 2004 rev. 1
January 2006 rev. 2
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This report is one in a series that documents an analysis of the full social cost of motor- vehicle use in the United States. The series is entitled The Annualized Social Cost of Motor- Vehicle Use in the United States, based on 1990- 1991 Data. Support for the social- cost analysis was provided by Pew Charitable Trusts, the Federal Highway Administration ( through Battelle Columbus Laboratory), the University of California Transportation Center, the University of California Energy Research Group ( now the University of California Energy Institute), and the U. S. Congress Office of Technology Assessment.
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REPORTS IN THE UCD SOCIAL- COST SERIES
There are 21 reports in this series. Each report has the publication number UCD- ITS- RR- 96- 3 (#), where the # in parentheses is the report number.
Report 1: The Annualized Social Cost of Motor- Vehicle Use in the U. S., 1990- 1991: Summary of Theory, Methods, Data, and Results ( M. Delucchi)
Report 2: Some Conceptual and Methodological Issues in the Analysis of the Social Cost of Motor- Vehicle Use ( M. Delucchi)
Report 3: Review of Some of the Literature on the Social Cost of Motor- Vehicle Use ( J. Murphy and M. Delucchi)
Report 4: Personal Nonmonetary Costs of Motor- Vehicle Use ( M. Delucchi)
Report 5: Motor- Vehicle Goods and Services Priced in the Private Sector ( M. Delucchi)
Report 6: Motor- Vehicle Goods and Services Bundled in the Private Sector ( M. Delucchi, with J. Murphy)
Report 7: Motor- Vehicle Infrastructure and Services Provided by the Public Sector ( M. Delucchi, with J. Murphy)
Report 8: Monetary Externalities of Motor- Vehicle Use ( M. Delucchi)
Report 9: Summary of the Nonmonetary Externalities of Motor- Vehicle Use ( M. Delucchi)
Report 10: The Allocation of the Social Costs of Motor- Vehicle Use to Six Classes of Motor Vehicles ( M. Delucchi)
Report 11: The Cost of the Health Effects of Air Pollution from Motor Vehicles ( D. McCubbin and M. Delucchi)
Report 12: The Cost of Crop Losses Caused by Ozone Air Pollution from Motor Vehicles ( M. Delucchi, J. Murphy, J. Kim, and D. McCubbin)
Report 13: The Cost of Reduced Visibility Due to Particulate Air Pollution from Motor Vehicles ( M. Delucchi, J. Murphy, D. McCubbin, and J. Kim)
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Report 14: The External Damage Cost of Direct Noise from Motor Vehicles ( M. Delucchi and S. Hsu) ( with separate 100- page data Appendix)
Report 15: U. S. Military Expenditures to Protect the Use of Persian- Gulf Oil for Motor Vehicles ( M. Delucchi and J. Murphy)
Report 16: The Contribution of Motor Vehicles and Other Sources to Ambient Air Pollution ( M. Delucchi and D. McCubbin)
Report 17: Tax and Fee Payments by Motor- Vehicle Users for the Use of Highways, Fuels, and Vehicles ( M. Delucchi)
Report 18: Tax Expenditures Related to the Production and Consumption of Transportation Fuels ( M. Delucchi and J. Murphy)
Report 19: The Cost of Motor- Vehicle Accidents ( M. Delucchi)
Report 20: Some Comments on the Benefits of Motor- Vehicle Use ( M. Delucchi)
Report 21: References and Bibliography ( M. Delucchi)
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LIST OF ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS AND OTHER NAMES
The following are used throughout all the reports of the series, although not necessarily in this particular report
AER = Annual Energy Review ( Energy Information Administration)
AHS = American Housing Survey ( Bureau of the Census and others)
ARB = Air Resources Board
BLS = Bureau of Labor Statistics ( U. S. Department of Labor)
BEA = Bureau of Economic Analysis ( U. S. Department of Commerce)
BTS = Bureau of Transportation Statistics ( U. S. Department of Transportation)
CARB = California Air Resources Board
CMB = chemical mass- balance [ model]
CO = carbon monoxide
dB = decibel
DOE = Department of Energy
DOT = Department of Transportation
EIA = Energy Information Administration ( U. S. Department of Energy)
EPA = United States Environmental Protection Agency
EMFAC = California’s emission- factor model
FHWA = Federal Highway Administration ( U. S. Department of Transportation)
FTA = Federal Transit Administration ( U. S. Department of Transportation)
GNP = Gross National Product
GSA = General Services Administration
HC = hydrocarbon
HDDT = heavy- duty diesel truck
HDDV = heavy- duty diesel vehicle
HDGT = heavy- duty gasoline truck
HDGV = heavy- duty gasoline vehicle
HDT = heavy- duty truck
HDV = heavy- duty vehicle
HU = housing unit
IEA = International Energy Agency
IMPC = Institutional and Municipal Parking Congress
LDDT = light- duty diesel truck
LDDV = light- duty diesel vehicle
LDGT = light- duty gasoline truck
LDGV = light- duty gasoline vehicle
LDT = light- duty truck
LDV = light- duty vehicle
MC = marginal cost
MOBILE5 = EPA’s mobile- source emission- factor model.
MSC = marginal social cost
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MV = motor vehicle
NIPA = National Income Product Accounts
NOx = nitrogen oxides
NPTS = Nationwide Personal Transportation Survey
OECD = Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
O3 = ozone
OTA = Office of Technology Assessment ( U. S. Congress; now defunct)
PART5 = EPA’s mobile- source particulate emission- factor model
PCE = Personal Consumption Expenditures ( in the National Income Product Accounts)
PM = particulate matter
PM10 = particulate matter of 10 micrometers or less aerodynamic diameter
PM2.5 = particulate matter of 2.5 micrometers or less aerodynamic diameter
PMT = person- miles of travel
RECS = Residential Energy Consumption Survey
SIC = standard industrial classification
SOx = sulfur oxides
TIA = Transportation in America
TSP = total suspended particulate matter
TIUS = Truck Inventory and Use Survey ( U. S. Bureau of the Census)
USDOE = U. S. Department of Energy
USDOL = U. S. Department of Labor
USDOT = U. S. Department of Transportation
VMT = vehicle- miles of travel
VOC = volatile organic compound
WTP = willingness- to- pay
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