Transportation Quarterly - 2003 - The Eno Center for Transportation

December 28, 2003|ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION

Transportation Quarterly

Winter 2003 • Volume 57, Number 1

A Message from the Editor-in-Chief: The Problem? The Economy

W. Bruce Allen

Smart Bikes: Public Transportation for the 21st Century

Paul J. DeMaio

Why Florida’s Concurrency Principles (for Controlling New Development By Regulating Road Construction) Do Not—and Cannot —Work Effectively

Anthony Downs

A Quiet Revolution in Transportation Finance: The Rise of Local Option Transportation Taxes

Todd Goldman and Martin Wachs

Designing Alternatives to State Motor Fuel Taxes

Anthony M. Rufolo and Robert L. Bertini

The Third Transportation Revolution

William Turtle and Kenneth Wykle

An Evaluation of Innovative Highway Financing Techniques for Indiana

Kristine Drike and Kumares C. Sinha

Transportation Quarterly

Spring 2003 • Volume 57, Number 2

A Letter from the President

Damian J. Kulash

Legal Status of Traffic Calming

Reid Ewing

How Welfare Recipients Travel on Public Transit, and Their Accessibility to Employment Outside Large Urban Centers

Evelyn Blumenberg and Kimiko Shiki

Are Late-night Truck Drivers More Dangerous? Not at One Company

Roger J. Drissel and Walter D. Spiegel

Zoning for Parking as Policy Innovation

Erik Ferguson

Guidelines for Highway Needs Studies

David T. Hartgen

Transportation Quarterly

Summer 2003 • Volume 57, Number 3

A Message from the Editor-in-Chief: There’s Nothing Like a Booming Demand Time

W. Bruce Allen

Some Thoughts on the Census—Transit Statistical Match-up

Alan E. Pisarski

The Inefficiency of Toll Collection as a Means of Taxation: Evidence from the Garden State Parkway

Jonathan R. Peters and Jonathan K. Kramer

Assessment of Red Light Running Cameras in Fairfax County, Virginia

Daniel E. Ruby and Antoine G. Hobeika

Socioeconomics of Urban Travel: Evidence from the 2001 NHTS

John Pucher and John L. Renne

Transportation Quarterly

Fall 2003 • Volume 57, Number 4

A Letter from the President

Tom Downs

Improving the Quality-of-Life for Residents Living Near Highway-Rail Crossings

Richard A. Raub, Roy E. Lucke, and Thomas D. Thunder

GASB Statement 34—The On-ramp to Transportation Asset Management, Or a Detour Leading to Business as Usual?

T.H. Maze and Omar Smadi

An Examination of Risk Transference in Air Transport Privatization

Ian Humphreys, Graham Francis, and Stephen Ison

Qualitative Evaluation of Comfort Needs in Urban Walkways in Major Activity Centers

Sheila Sarkar

Competitive Access to North American Rail

Miles H. Sonstegaard

Container Port System Concentration

Prabir De and Ro-Kyung Park

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