Vol. 16, No. 5, March 22, 2002General News
- Abolishing HOV Lanes in Twin Cities Effective, but Multimodal Strategy Important
- FHWA Pooled Fund Program Upgraded
- Pittsburgh’s Third Busway Exceeds Expected Ridership
- Two Types of Advanced Barriers Installed at Reversible HOV Lane
- Latest Report on Performance of State Highway Systems Released
Intelligence
- Hawaii’s Red Light Camera Program Hits Snags
- MBTA Sends Train Schedule to Riders’ Palm Pilots
- OCTA Pays Toll Operator and Express Lane Owner To Allow County To Make Road Improvements
- Virginia Contemplates Truck Toll Lane on I-81
- Are Subway Platform Barriers Becoming More Necessary?
- Berkeley Considering Lowering Speed Limit to 20 mph
- Virginia Removes Bushes—and a Thorn in Its Side
Survey
- Ethics in the Transportation Profession
(Synopses of responses to five situations requiring judgment call based on personal and professional ethics)RFPs
- Transit Study
- Stamford Transportation Center Multi-Modal Service Study
- On-Call Transportation Management and Public Information/Community Outreach
- Technical Support for Intelligent Transportation Systems Communication Systems
- Downtown Area and Local Street Network Plan
- Biennial Regional Operations Plan
- Regional Bike-Hike Crossroad Connection Study
- Outer Loop Economic Study for Specific Street Alignments
Reports
- Safety Effects of Marked Vs. Unmarked Crosswalks at Uncontrolled Locations: Executive Summary and Recommended Guidelines
- The Growing Smart Legislative Guidebook: Model Statutes for Planning and the Management of Change
- Planning for Smart Growth: 2002 State of the States
- Transportation Networks and the Optimal Location of Human Activities
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