Transportation Quarterly
Table of Contents for January 1989
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Editorial: Transportation’s Future
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Financial and Demographic Conditions Associated with Local and Regional Railroad Service Failures
K. ERIC WOLFE
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Restructuring of the Japanese National Railways: Review and Analysis
MASAMI SAKITA
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Mass Transit Policy: The Debate Continues
WALTER J. DIEWALD
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GEORGE RUCKER
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Life Cycle-Based Productivity Analysis of Bus Transit Routes
PAR VIZ AMIR KOUSHKI AND ZAIN A. BARRY
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A Campus Transportation Alternative
MARTIN T. FARRIS AND A. ESSAM RADWAN
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A Structure Conduct Performance Analysis of the Expedited Small Package Industry
MARILYN M. HELMS
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Characteristics of Large-Truck Crashes in Virginia
NICHOLAS J. GARBER AND SARATH JOSHUA
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Report of the Eno Foundation’s 21st Annual Joint Conference
MARK SOLOMON
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Transportation Quarterly
Table of Contents for April 1989
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Editorial: Bold Vision vs. The Other Side of the Mountain
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State and Local Attitudes on Relations in Highway Policy
JOHN KINCAID
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Maryland Completes Northwest Transportation Corridor Project
GUNTHER M. GOTTFELD
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Environmental Advice for New Expressways
D.W. (BILL) GWYNN, JOHN M. DITTMEIER, AND HAL SCOTT
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New Directions in Parking Policy: The New Haven Experience
JAMES M. STANIEWICZ
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SAM YAGAR
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Effects of Golden Gate Transit Strike on Highway 101 Corridor
STEVEN J. BEROLDO
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How Can Private Sector Financial Incentives Work at Transit Agencies?
GERALD K. MILLER AND RONALD F. KIRBY
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Traffic Managers: Their Joys and Frustrations
KENNETH H. FORSYTHE, JAMES C. JOHNSON, AND KENNETH C. SCHNEIDER
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Marketing Rail Service in a Deregulated Environment
H. BARRY SPRAGGINS
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Transportation Quarterly
Table of Contents for July 1989
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Editorial: Soaring Air Travel Concerns
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The Next Decade Belongs to the Airlines Unless…
CHARLES R. LAYER
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Action Needed to Correct Pricing and Service Distortions of Airline Deregulation
MELVIN A. BRENNER
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Empirical Investigation of Commuting Decision Rules in a Congested Corridor
GANG-LEN CHANG AND JAMES C. WILLIAMS
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Road Sufficiency Rating System Model Validation
CLETUS R. MERCIER AND JAMES W. STONER
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Solving the Trade Balance Problem: The “Stuff” of Public Policy in Transportation
JEROLD B. MUSKIN
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Attacking Tort Liability Through an Improved Risk Management Process: A State Perspective
GARY L. GITTINGS
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Market Segmentation of Transit Fare Elasticities
C. PHILIP CUMMINGS, MALCOLM FAIRHURST, SARAH LABELLE AND DARWIN STUART
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ABDUSSALAM A. ADDUS
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Navigational Project Evaluation-A Stochastic Approach to O /D Network Modeling
JAN A. BERG ANDREASSEN AND CHARLES E. ADAMS, JR.
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The Planned Metro of Riga: Is it Necessary or Even Desirable?
SIGURD GRAVA
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Transportation Quarterly
Table of Contents for October 1989
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Editorial: Making Sense out of Congestion
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Upon Shoulders of a Giant: Thomas MacDonald and the Federal-Aid Program
DAVID C. OLIVER
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Advanced Vehicle and Highway Technology and Research Leadership Opportunities
PETER G. KOLTNOW
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A Freeway Traffic Management System and Team
WALLACE E. EWELL
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Financial Resource Needs of Public Transportation Systems
LINDA M. WHEELER, JOSEPH H. VOCCIA AND WILLIAM LENSKI
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CAROL DEE ANGELL
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Stability of the Amtrak System
DAVID C. NICE
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Speed and Training Factors Associated with Heavy Truck Accidents
RICHARD BEILOCK, RUSSELL B. CAPELLE, JR. AND EDITH B. PAGE
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Evaluating the Effectiveness of U.S. DOT’s Air Travel Consumer Report
LAWRENCE F. CUNNINGHAM AND RICHARD BRAND
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Observations on Australian Transportation
WILBUR S. SMITH AND THOMAS D. LARSON
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