Abstract
The paper addresses specific issues associated with solving a bilevel transportation planning model in which public-private interaction is explicitly represented. Provisions for interaction between the public and private sectors in planning models would shed light on many important issues of planning strategy because the private sector pursues its own interests, while the public sector attempts to broaden public interests in a mixed economic system.
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