Contents of The Urban Transportation Monitor



		Vol. 17, No. 3, February 21, 2003 General News AAA's Road Improvement Program Makes Urban Intersections Safer MTA Begins Testing Segway HTs for Security Details at Key Transit Stations and Facilities The eCommute Program: Two Years Later California Bus Agency Increases Ridership 134 Percent World Leaders Address Growing Number of Road Traffic Deaths Videologging Increasingly Used for Asset Management Baker Engineering Lands Major Connecticut Busway Contract Traffic Signal Timing Does Not Qualify as Discretionary Judgment and Thus Is Not Protected Under Governmental Immunity Clause Intelligence Arizona Research Center Proposes Method for Evaluating Roadside Safety Features, National Center to Collate Data New Governors Take Up Smart Growth Mantle U.K. Finds Number of Road Casualties Reduced by Cameras U.S. Maglev Coalition of Industries Organized Road Maintenance Decision Tool Aids States in Coping With Severe Weather Survey Hiring of Transportation Professionals: Minimum qualifications required/recommended for position in terms of education and years of experience Midpoint salary range offered, by type of organization Number of candidates who applied for recent position, by type of organization Quality of candidates who applied for recent position Factors considered in evaluating candidates Number of candidates typically interviewed for professional transportation position, by type of organization Where professional positions typically advertised, by organization type Most important dos and don'ts for candidates when interviewing Ways to improve hiring process for transportation professionals RFPs Regional Freight and Goods Movement Study Corridor Location Study and Environmental Overview Districtwide Miscellaneous Systems Planning Multi-Modal Transportation Study Traffic Engineering Studies Engineering, Planning, Professional Services Facilitate Focus Groups Safe Streets and Traffic Calming Hudson River Valley Scenic Byways Project Long-Range Plan Development Assistance Report Synopses National Transportation Statistics 2002 Public Agency Guidance on Employer-Based TDM Programs and Employer Technical Memorandum Characteristics of Effective TDM Programs Research Results Digest: Developing a Recommended Standard for Automated Fare Collection for Transit Strategies for Increasing the Effectiveness of Commuter Benefits Programs Long-Term Pavement Marking Practices: A Synthesis of Highway Practices Return to top






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