This is a PDF of the final report on a policy forum held by the Eno Transportation Foundation on February 23, 1999 in which 35 academic, government, and private-sector leaders met to discuss the importance of transportation investment for the future of the American economy. The forum was chaired by Curtis Wiley (then the Commissioner of Indiana DOT) and written up by Chad Shirley (then of the University of California-Berkeley, now of the Congressional Budget Office).
Forum participants included:
- Susan Binder, Federal Highway Administration
- Gregory Bischak, Appalachian Regional Commission
- Madeleine Bloom, Federal Highway Administration
- John L. Carr, Kentucky Department of Transportation
- John Collins, ITS America
- Eugene Conti, U.S. Department of Transportation
- Maryann Feldman, Center for Logistics and the Economy, The Johns Hopkins University
- Barbara Fraumeni, Bureau of Economic Analysis
- Miles Friedman, National Association of State Development Agencies
- Charlie Han, Bureau of Transportation Statistics
- Charles Hulten, University of Maryland
- Arthur Jacoby, Federal Highway Administration
- Anthony R. Kane, Federal Highway Administration
- Ronald J. Kopicki, World Bank
- Rick Kowalewski, U.S. Department of Transportation
- Chris Kubik, Indiana Department of Transportation
- Damian J. Kulash, Eno Transportation Foundation
- T.R. Lakshmanan, Center for Energy and Environmental Studies
- Jim Lebenthal, Lebenthal and Company
- Dennis Lebo, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
- Larry Magid, National Governors’ Association
- James March, Federal Highway Administration
- Gary Maring, Federal Highway Administration
- David Marks, Federal Highway Administration
- Ron McCready, Transportation Research Board
- Richard Mudge, Hagler Bailly Services, Inc.
- Terrence Mulcahy, Wisconsin Department of Transportation
- Ishaq Nadiri, New York University
- Clyde Pyers, Maryland Department of Transportation
- Edward Rastatter, National Industrial Transportation League
- Edward Rosen, Eno Transportation Foundation
- Kyle E. Schilling, Institute for Water Resources
- Ashish Sen, Bureau of Transportation Statistics
- Chad Shirley, University of California at Berkeley
- Walter L. Sutton, Jr., Federal Highway Administration
- James T. Taylor, Bear, Stearns & Co., Inc.
- George I. Treyz, Regional Economic Models, Inc.
- Curtis A. Wiley, Indiana Department of Transportation
