Transportation Quarterly - 2002 - The Eno Center for Transportation

January 28, 2002|ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION

Transportation Quarterly

Winter 2002 • Volume 56, Number 1

A Message from the Editor-in-Chief

W. Bruce Allen

(A Point/Counterpoint Exchange with David T. Hargen and Lance A. Neumann)

Transitions in the World of Transportation: A Systems View

Joseph M. Sussman

Renaissance of Public Transport in the United States?

John Pucher

Legislative and Technical Perspectives for Advanced Ground Transportation Systems

Frank Kreith, R.E. West, and Beth Isler

Transportation Quarterly

Spring 2002 • Volume 56, Number 2

A Letter from the President

Damian J. Kulash

Ideas in Motion: A Combined Passenger/Freight Intermodal Transportation System

Maria P. Boile and James G. Gaspard II

Ideas in Motion: A Critique of the Urban Transportation Planning Process: The Performance of Portland s Year 2000 Regional Transportation Plan

Kenneth J. Dueker

Ideas in Motion: Facilitating the Financing and Development of ‘Smart Growth’

John Renne and Peter Newman

An Evaluation of Maglev Technology and Its Comparison With High Speed Rail

Vulcan R. Vuchic and Jeffrey M. Casello

Statewide Transportation Planning: Lessons from California

Jeffrey Brown

Transportation Quarterly

Summer 2002 • Volume 56, Number 3

A Message from the Editor-in-Chief: It’s Time to Play a New Game at Amtrak

W. Bruce Allen

Orenco Station, Portland, Oregon: A Successful Transit Oriented Development Experiment?

Chang-Hee Christine Bae

The Long-Term Value of Value Pricing in Metropolitan Areas

Patrick DeCorla-Souza

Charging for the Use of Roads

C. Kenneth Orski

Maglev: Demonstration Projects Are Needed

Jack Kinstlinger

Systems Management and Operations in the 21st Century (as seen from 2025)

Stephen C. Lockwood

Speed Limits: How Should They Be Determined?

Patricia F. Waller

Government and Industry Partnership to Develop Rail Infrastructure in the United States

John M. Scheib

Transportation Quarterly

Fall 2002 • Volume 56, Number 4

A Letter from the President: It’s a Long Road to Security

Damian J. Kulash

September 11—Airing a Wide Range of Views: Introduction

The Impact of September 11

Joseph M. Giglio

The New York Region’s Post-September 11 Economic Geography

James W. Hughes and Maria K. Nelson

Will September 11 Bring Us Together or Push Us Apart? The War on Terror and Metropolitan Stability

Hank Dittmar and Sarah C. Campbell

Impediments to Context-Sensitive Main Street Design

Reid Ewing

Aggression, Violence, and Vengeance Among Male and Female Drivers

Dwight A. Hennessy and David L. Wiesenthal

Regional and Short Line Railroads in the United States

W. Bruce Allen, Michael Sussman, and Drew Miller

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