What does PAMP mean?
PAMP means Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan?
Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan can be abbreviated as PAMP
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What does PAMP stand for? PAMP stands for "Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan". |
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How to abbreviate "Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan"? "Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan" can be abbreviated as PAMP. |
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What is the meaning of PAMP abbreviation? The meaning of PAMP abbreviation is "Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan". |
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What is PAMP abbreviation? One of the definitions of PAMP is "Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan". |
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What does PAMP mean? PAMP as abbreviation means "Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan". |
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What is shorthand of Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan? The most common shorthand of "Pedestrian Access and Mobility Plan" is PAMP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MOPLAN - Mobility Plan
- AAWG - Access and Affordability Working Group
- ADS - Access and Delivery Services
- AIM - Access and Identity Management
- ANFP - Access Network Frequency Plan
- ARMP - Access & Risk Management Plan
- CCAM - Coordinating Council on Access and Mobility
- PAMELA - Pedestrian Accessibility and Movement Environment Laboratory
- AADP - Access and Audience Development Plan
- AIM - Access to Independence and Mobility
- CAM - Council on Access and Mobility
- CCAM - Council on Access and Mobility
- PAW - Pedestrian Access Way
- PICS - Pedestrian Information and Communication Systems
- PSMP - Pedestrian Safety and Mobility Program
- RAMP - Rural Access and Mobility Project
- TEAM - TransEuropean Access and Mobility for people with disabilities
- PUCA - Plan Urbanisme Construction Architecture (est. 1998; French: Urban Construction and Architecture Plan)
- maps - Mobility, Access and Pricing Study
- team - Total Enterprise Access and Mobility