Transportation Quarterly
Table of Contents for January 1986
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Editorial: Is Transportation’s Most Vital Resource Going Virtually Untapped?
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JAMES M. BEGGS
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Transportation’s New Look – The Challenges Ahead
THOMAS B. DEEN
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Managerial and Financial Challenges Facing Transport Leaders
ROBERT V. DELANEY
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Profile of Today’s Transport User
RICHARD HAUPT
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New Trends in Government Regulation
ALAN E. PISARSKI
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Technological and Engineering Breakthroughs – Real or “Buck Rogers”
HERBERT H. RICHARDSON
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Intermodal Freight Transportation
MODERATED BY JOHN H. MAHONEY
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Intermodal Movement of Bulk Commodities
WILLIAM T. FULLAM
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DENIS M. McCARTHY
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GREGORY P. SMITH
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VINCENT P. STAUNTON
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Transportation Quarterly
Table of Contents for April 1986
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Editorial: Changing of the Guard While on the Cutting Edge
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Current Highway Transportation Interests
WILBUR S. SMITH
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Economic Development and State-Level Transportation Policy
DAVID J. FORKENBROCK AND DAVID J. PLAZAK
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Tackling Traffic Congestion in the San Francisco Bay Area
NATALIE McCONNELL-FAY
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Traffic Trends and Emerging Transportation Planning Issues in the Delaware Valley Region
THABET ZAKARIA
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Patterns of County Road Financing: A Case Study of Counties in Texas
ROBERT S. WINER, HANI S. MAHMASSANI, AND C. MICHAEL WALTON
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Transportation Parks – A Promising Approach to Facilitate Urban Goods Movement
ARUN CHATTERJEE, RICHARD A. STALEY, AND JOHN R. WHALEY III
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Transit Corporate Planning: Trading-off Fares, Service Levels, and Capital Budgets
ARMANDO M. LAGO
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A Methodology for Evaluating Bus Service Cutback Programs
RAMAKRISHNA REDDY TADI, SNEHAMAY KHASNABIS, AND KENNETH S. OPIELA
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Developing a Transit Agency Comprehensive Training Plan
DANIEL E. O’TOOLE AND JAMES MARSHALL
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Bus Cooperative Systems in Korean Cities
JAIMU WON
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Transportation Quarterly
Table of Contents for July 1986
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Editorial: Lower Gasoline Price Creates New Fear
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Urban Transit in Canada: Integration and Innovation at its Best
ROBERT CERVERO
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Public-Private Joint Development at Rapid Transit Stations
JOHN G. ALLEN
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Water Mode to the Rescue: Past and Future Ferry Service in New York City
SIGURD GRAY
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An Evolving Process: The San Francisco Bay Area Performance Audit Program
THERESE M. WATKINS
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Designing and Marketing Transportation and Logistics Degree Programs for Working Professionals
LAWRENCE F. CUNNINGHAM
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Life Cycle Costing in the Transit Industry: A Good Idea Turned Sour and What to Do About It
T.H. MAZE AND ALLEN R. COOK
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The Surface Transportation Assistance Act of 1982: Short-Term Hopes and Long-Term Implications
PETER L. SHAW
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Traffic Signal Change Intervals: Policies, Practices, and Safety
HOWARD S. STEIN
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Transportation Quarterly
Table of Contents for October 1986
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Editorial: Continuing Highway Program
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PAUL F. ROTHBERG
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Local Response to Hazardous Materials Incidents and Accidents
AAA FOUNDATION FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY
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Estimates of Current Hazardous Materials Flow Patterns
GEORGE LIST AND MARK ABKOWITZ
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Streets for People and Transit
HERBERT S. LEVINSON
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Current Transportation Policies in a Medieval City
PETER T. SUZUKI
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The Utilization of High Technology in Highway Engineering and Management
LESTER A. HOEL
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Transit Marketing: A Strategic Approach
JOHN W. BATES AND J. DEWEL LAWRENCE
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DAVID C. NICE
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Mobility Costs: Household Travel Expenditures in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
PAR VIZ A. KOUSHKI
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Completion of Interstate Highway System and Subsequent Needs
WILBUR S. SMITH
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Reducing Commuter Traffic Congestion
LEW W. PRATSCH
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