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The 68 pages that link to Induced demand, each with the reason it gives.

• Highway engineeringRelated: Added highway capacity can generate trips that reduce expected congestion relief.

• Bicycle boulevardCompared with: Boulevards prioritize bicycle convenience instead of expanding capacity for motor traffic.

• HighwayRelated: More highway capacity can attract trips that partly refill the added space.

• Private transportRelated: Expanded road capacity may prompt more private driving and weaken congestion relief.

• Shared-use pathRelated: New routes can generate additional walking and cycling trips as well as reroute existing ones.

• CarpoolCompared with: Carpool benefits depend partly on whether shared trips replace solo driving rather than generate new travel.

• Transportation engineeringRelated: Road expansion can attract additional trips, changing long-term congestion outcomes.

• Bike laneRelated: A more usable cycling route can attract trips that previously used other modes or were not made.

• Controlled-access highwayRelated: Added highway capacity can attract trips and eventually increase congestion.

• Land transportRelated: Adding road capacity can prompt more driving and congestion over time.

• Namma MetroRelated: Improved metro access can change how often and where people travel.

• Intercontinental and transoceanic fixed linksRelated: A new crossing can generate traffic beyond the journeys it initially appears to accommodate.

• Qingdao Jiaozhou Bay BridgeRelated: A new cross-bay road can change travel patterns beyond diverting existing trips.

• Self-driving carRelated: Convenient automated travel could change how much and how far people travel.

• Shared transportRelated: Lower-cost shared services may generate trips as well as replace private ones.

• Stack interchangeRelated: Added junction capacity may attract more driving and eventually renew congestion.

• Trans-European high-speed rail networkRelated: New high-speed connections can create journeys as well as redistribute existing ones.

• Transport (transportation)Related: Expanded capacity can generate new trips rather than simply easing congestion.