Transportation Quarterly
Winter 1998 Volume 52, Number 1Â Â Â Â Â Â
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Ideas in Motion: Promoting Bicycle Use in the United States
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Creating Political Pressure for Cycling
Martin Wachs
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Bicycling in the United States: A Fringe Mode?
Peter Gordon
Harry W. Richardson
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It Will Take Incentives and Disincentives
Bill Wilkinson
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Ideas in Motion: General Motors and the Demise of Streetcars
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Rebuttal to “GM and the Demise of Streetcars”
Christopher Zearjoss
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General Motors and Mass Transit … Again
Brian Cudahy
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Revisiting the Demise of Streetcar Systems
Peter Cole
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Evaluation of OmniLink Demand-Driven Transit Operations: Flex-Route Services
Randall G. Farwell
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Electronic Screening in the I-35 Corridor
H. Maze
Chris Monsere
Michael Hancock
Dave Plazak
Bill McCall
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Economic Competitiveness of Basing Development Patterns on Single-Occupancy Autos
Paul J. Pezzotta
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Transportation Financing: A Critical Review of Transportation Pricing
Reza Navai
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Asleep at the Wheel: A Review of Research Related to Driver Fatigue
George T. Taoka
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Comprehensive Index for 1996 and 1997
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Transportation Quarterly
Spring 1998 Volume 52, Number 2
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Ideas in Motion: The Social Benefits of Personal Vehicle Travel
Thomas F. Hogarty
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Julius Gorys
Glenn Miller
Maureen MacQuanie
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TQ Interview: The Big Three Automakers Discuss the lVI Program
Rupert Welch
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Freight Planning Requirements for Interstate Corridors
Billy M. Williams
Lester A. Hoel
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Air Cargo Deregulation and JIT: Two 20th Anniversaries in American Logistics
Paul D. Larson
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Utilizing Increased Discretion: Explaining State Speed Limits
Patrick Fisher
David C. Nice
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Transportation Quarterly
Summer 1998 Volume 52, Number 3
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Ideas in Motion:Â The Business of Intermodal Freight Transportation
Gerhardt Muller
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General Motors and the Demise of Streetcars: A Comment
George W. Hilton
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Socioeconomics of Urban Travel: Evidence from the 1995 NPTS
John Pucher
Tim Evans
Jeff Wenger
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Carsharing in Europe and North America: Past, Present, and Future
Susan Shaheen
Daniel Sperling
Conrad Wagner
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The States, New Modes, and Federal Transportation Policy: Lessons from History for High-Speed Rail
Rohit T. Aggarwala
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Truck Size and Weight Policy in the Midcontinent Corridor
Jeannette Montuja
Alan Clayton
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Evaluation of Video Image Processing for Traffic Management Systems
Faisal Awadallah
Najib Habesch
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ITS and Human Factors for the Older Driver: The U.S. Experience
Nikiforo Stamatiadis
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Brian Dudson
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Transportation Quarterly
Fall 1998 Volume 52, Number 4
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Charles Lave
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The Social Benefits of Personal Vehicle Travel: A Response
Felix B. Laube
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Federal Highway Funding – All the Basics
George D. Mazur
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Adapting Public Works for Private Capital
Christopher Kopp
Joseph L. Schafer
David F. Schulz
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Maintaining Older Driver Mobility and Well-being with Traveler Information Systems
David W. Eby
Lidia P. Kostyniuk
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TQ Interview: Federal Aviation Administrator Jane F. Garvey
Rupert Welch
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Bicycle Use and Safety in Paris, Boston, and Amsterdam
Scott Osberg
Sarah C. Stiles
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Bryan A. Stone
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Comprehensive Index for 1998
