Transportation Quarterly
Winter 1997 Volume 51, Number 1
Â
Â
Â
Counterpoint: Who Should Make Decisions Regarding Highway Maintenance?
Peter Samuel
Â
Amtrak: Revenue Projections and Air Fare Sensitivity
Daniel G. Williams
Joseph J. Warren
Â
ADA and the Demand for Paratransit
Jonathan C. Levine
Â
Impact of Dredging New York Harbor
Asaf Ashar
Â
Appraisal of European Freight Transport Corridors
Dimitrios Tsamboulas
Athanasios Ballis
Franco Ercolani
Â
Parking Pricing Without Tears: Trip Reduction Programs
Richard W. Willson
Â
Ten Myths About Transportation for the Elderly
Joseph F. Coughlin
Annalynn Lacombe
Â
Planning Urban Networks: The Islamabad Example
John M. Frantzeskakis
Naveed A. Butt
Â
Parking Policies and Commuting Behavior
Gerard C. S. Mildner
James G. Strathman
Martha J. Bianco
Â
Managing Traffic Speeds in Residential Areas
Karl Kim
Â
Leaders Fostering Leaders: An Investment in Tomorrow
Tracy E. Dunleavy
Simon Washington
Â
Â
Â
Transportation Quarterly
Spring 1997 Volume 51, Number 2
Â
Â
Â
What Do Recent Trends Tell Us About the Success of Ridesharing Programs?
Â
Carpooling: Past Trends and Future Prospects
Alan E. Pisarski
Â
Ridesharing Programs Cost Little, Do a Lot
John Hirten, AICP
Steve Beroldo
Â
Port Development Trends in Latin America
Paul E. Kent
Anatoly Hochstein, Ph.D.
Â
Public Ownership of Railroads in the United States
David C. Nice, Ph.D.
Â
Tel Aviv Transit Authority: A Proposed Structure
Robert E. Paaswell, Ph.D.
Â
Electric Station Cars in the San Francisco Bay Area
Robert Cervera, Ph.D.
Â
Metroroutes: An Urban Transportation Innovation
Christian Gerondeau
Â
Arthur S. De Vany, Ph.D.
W David Walls, Ph.D.
Â
Dilemmas of Transportation Security
Joseph Szyliowicz, Ph.D.
Paul Viotti, Ph.D.
Â
Congestion Pricing: Public Polling Perspective
Thomas J. Higgins
Â
Parking: Legislation and Transportation Plans
John Shaw, Ph.D.
Â
Disseminating Transportation Information
Daniel B. Rathbone, Ph.D.
Â
Â
Â
Transportation Quarterly
Summer 1997 Volume 51, Number 3
Â
Table of Contents Letter from the President
Â
Ideas in Motion: Maximizing the Economic Impacts of Transportation
Â
Economic Returns from Transportation Investment
Damian J. Kulash
Â
Lawrence D. Dahms
Â
Moving People and Goods in a Global, Information-based Economy
Larry Magid
Â
Putting Transportation Investments in Context
Cameron Gordon
Â
A TQ Interview with Dr. Thomas D. Larson, Chairman of the Working Group on Intercity Rail
Rupert Welch
Â
General Motors and the Demise of Streetcars
Cliff Slater
Â
Impacts of Privatization on the Performance of Urban Transit Systems
Matthew G. Karlaftis
Jason S. Wasson
Erin S. Steadham
Â
Congestion Thresholds for Lane Additions on Tollways
Abishai Polus
Joseph Craus
Â
Secondary Crashes: An Important Component of Roadway Incident Management
Richard A. Raub
Â
Railroad Track Productivity: A Historical Perspective
Jeffrey D. Chapman
Carl D. Martland
Â
Distance-based Vehicle Insurance as a TDM Strategy
Todd Litman
Â
Â
Transportation Quarterly
Fall 1997 Volume 51, Number 4
Â
Â
Ideas in Motion: What Does the Future Hold for Amtrak?
Â
Overseas Experience Shows How to Shut Down Amtrak
Joseph Vranich
Â
Ross B. Capon
Â
Is the Working Group Report a Prescription for Terminating Amtrak’s National System?
Joseph J. Warren
Â
Ideas in Motion: Performance Measures and Transportation Funding
Â
Transportation Funding: Formula Based or Performance Based
Anson Gock
Â
MPO Performance: Why, How, When? A Scene from the Rear-View Mirror
David T. Hartgen
Â
Bicycling Boom in Germany: A Revival Engineered by Public Policy
John Pucher
Â
Legal Implications of Automated Highway Systems
Snehamay Khasnabis
James T. Ellis
Mirza F. Baig
Â
Privacy and Electronic Clearance Systems
Robert Gellman
Â
Airline Liberalization: The Case of the Israeli Airline Industry
Tomer Goodovitch
Â
Toll-Road Partnerships: What Works, What Doesn’t, and Why?
Charles L. Wright
Daniel J. Freire Coloma
Â
Richard Beilock
Krassen Stanchev
Â
The Catch-22 of Congestion Pricing
Charles S. Colgan
Gary Quinlin
Â
Â
Â
