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Relating to or characterized by several different modes of transportation.Accomodating various modes of surface transportation including bicycles, pedestrians, transit vehicles, ferries, trains and personal vehicles. Also see "intermodal."Form of transportation, such as automobile, transit, bicycling, and walking. Intermodal refers to the connections between modes and multimodal refers to the availability of transportation options within a system or corridor.Multiple access to data or ways of interacting with a computer.Representing more than one mode of transportation.are those issues or activities which involve or affect more than one mode of transportation, including transportation connections, choices, cooperation and coordination of various modes.Refers to the availability of multiple transportation options, especially within a system or corridor. A multi-modal approach to transportation planning focuses on the most efficient way of getting people or goods from place to place, be it by truck, train, bicycle, automobile, airplane, bus, foot, or even a computer modem.interaction, andMovement of cargo using a combination of transportation modes such as truck (lorry), rail, sea, or air transportation. Synonym: intermodal.Multimodal technology describes any technologies that allow using more than one mode of input and output on a cell phone, computer or PDA. It is commonly researched as human-computer interaction (or HCI) in academia. An example would be a form that can be completed via keyboard and mouse entry, but also supports voice recognition and voice output via speech synthesis
Refers to a plan or program that accounts for the needs and/or trends of multiple modes Washington's Transportation Plan is an example of a multimodal plan
Refers to the availability of multiple transportation options, especially within a system or corridor A multi-modal approach to transportation planning focuses on the most efficient way of getting people or goods from place to place, be it by truck, train, bicycle, automobile, airplane, bus, foot, or even a computer modem
distribution with two or more modes
having more than one mode
Multimodal technology allows users to utilize multiple forms of input and output - including voice, keypads and stylus - interchangeably in the same interaction
Planning - Planning that reflects consideration of more than one mode to serve transportation needs in a given area
concerning or involving more than one transportation mode
The continuous movement of goods by more than one means of transport
Involving more than one mode of transportation at the same time
(APTA)--Another name for "intermodal"
Accomodating various modes of surface transportation including bicycles, pedestrians, transit vehicles, ferries, trains and personal vehicles Also see "intermodal "