Transportation Quarterly – 1997
Transportation Quarterly
Winter 1997 Volume 51, Number 1
Counterpoint: Who Should Make Decisions Regarding Highway Maintenance?
Peter Samuel
Amtrak: Revenue Projections and Air Fare Sensitivity
Daniel G. Williams
Joseph J. Warren
ADA and the Demand for Paratransit
Jonathan C. Levine
Impact of Dredging New York Harbor
Asaf Ashar
Appraisal of European Freight Transport Corridors
Dimitrios Tsamboulas
Athanasios Ballis
Franco Ercolani
Parking Pricing Without Tears: Trip Reduction Programs
Richard W. Willson
Ten Myths About Transportation for the Elderly
Joseph F. Coughlin
Annalynn Lacombe
Planning Urban Networks: The Islamabad Example
John M. Frantzeskakis
Naveed A. Butt
Parking Policies and Commuting Behavior
Gerard C. S. Mildner
James G. Strathman
Martha J. Bianco
Managing Traffic Speeds in Residential Areas
Karl Kim
Leaders Fostering Leaders: An Investment in Tomorrow
Tracy E. Dunleavy
Simon Washington
Transportation Quarterly
Spring 1997 Volume 51, Number 2
What Do Recent Trends Tell Us About the Success of Ridesharing Programs?
Carpooling: Past Trends and Future Prospects
Alan E. Pisarski
Ridesharing Programs Cost Little, Do a Lot
John Hirten, AICP
Steve Beroldo
Port Development Trends in Latin America
Paul E. Kent
Anatoly Hochstein, Ph.D.
Public Ownership of Railroads in the United States
David C. Nice, Ph.D.
Tel Aviv Transit Authority: A Proposed Structure
Robert E. Paaswell, Ph.D.
Electric Station Cars in the San Francisco Bay Area
Robert Cervera, Ph.D.
Metroroutes: An Urban Transportation Innovation
Christian Gerondeau
Arthur S. De Vany, Ph.D.
W David Walls, Ph.D.
Dilemmas of Transportation Security
Joseph Szyliowicz, Ph.D.
Paul Viotti, Ph.D.
Congestion Pricing: Public Polling Perspective
Thomas J. Higgins
Parking: Legislation and Transportation Plans
John Shaw, Ph.D.
Disseminating Transportation Information
Daniel B. Rathbone, Ph.D.
Transportation Quarterly
Summer 1997 Volume 51, Number 3
Table of Contents Letter from the President
Ideas in Motion: Maximizing the Economic Impacts of Transportation
Economic Returns from Transportation Investment
Damian J. Kulash
Lawrence D. Dahms
Moving People and Goods in a Global, Information-based Economy
Larry Magid
Putting Transportation Investments in Context
Cameron Gordon
A TQ Interview with Dr. Thomas D. Larson, Chairman of the Working Group on Intercity Rail
Rupert Welch
General Motors and the Demise of Streetcars
Cliff Slater
Impacts of Privatization on the Performance of Urban Transit Systems
Matthew G. Karlaftis
Jason S. Wasson
Erin S. Steadham
Congestion Thresholds for Lane Additions on Tollways
Abishai Polus
Joseph Craus
Secondary Crashes: An Important Component of Roadway Incident Management
Richard A. Raub
Railroad Track Productivity: A Historical Perspective
Jeffrey D. Chapman
Carl D. Martland
Distance-based Vehicle Insurance as a TDM Strategy
Todd Litman
Transportation Quarterly
Fall 1997 Volume 51, Number 4
Ideas in Motion: What Does the Future Hold for Amtrak?
Overseas Experience Shows How to Shut Down Amtrak
Joseph Vranich
Ross B. Capon
Is the Working Group Report a Prescription for Terminating Amtrak’s National System?
Joseph J. Warren
Ideas in Motion: Performance Measures and Transportation Funding
Transportation Funding: Formula Based or Performance Based
Anson Gock
MPO Performance: Why, How, When? A Scene from the Rear-View Mirror
David T. Hartgen
Bicycling Boom in Germany: A Revival Engineered by Public Policy
John Pucher
Legal Implications of Automated Highway Systems
Snehamay Khasnabis
James T. Ellis
Mirza F. Baig
Privacy and Electronic Clearance Systems
Robert Gellman
Airline Liberalization: The Case of the Israeli Airline Industry
Tomer Goodovitch
Toll-Road Partnerships: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Why?
Charles L. Wright
Daniel J. Freire Coloma
Richard Beilock
Krassen Stanchev
The Catch-22 of Congestion Pricing
Charles S. Colgan
Gary Quinlin