1977 President Carter Handwritten Note to Sec. Adams Opposing New Subway Systems
President Carter’s March 1977 handwritten note to new Transportation Secretary Brock Adams explaining why the President thought most new subway systems were a bad idea.
President Carter’s March 1977 handwritten note to new Transportation Secretary Brock Adams explaining why the President thought most new subway systems were a bad idea.
A memo to President Kennedy from his senior advisor Ted Sorensen written on March 16, 1962, as the Administration was working on the text of the transportation message to Congress that the President would submit…
In October 1972, House and Senate negotiations over the biannual highway bill were breaking down over the issue of whether or not the Highway Trust Fund should be opened up to fund mass transit capital…
This week’s ETW Document of the Week is a Carter Administration memo preparing the President for a meeting with the chairmen of the House and Senate transportation committees, Rep. Harold “Bizz” Johnson (D-CA) and Sen….
This week’s ETW Document of the Week is an exchange of memoranda from late 1970 and early 1971 between the Nixon White House, the Office of Management and Budget, and the Department of Transportation over…
This week’s ETW Document of the Week is a letter sent from Rex Whitton, the head of the American Association of State Highway Officials, to the chairman of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee, Harry F….
Few budget amendments have been broader in their scope than the ones submitted by Ronald Reagan in March and April 1981 for the fiscal year 1982 budget. Of particular note are the proposed aviation excise…
Wednesday, January 28, is the 100th anniversary of President Wilson’s signing of the law that created the Coast Guard. The Coast Guard Act combined two existing services: the Revenue Cutter Service (founded 1797, basically tax…
On January 21, 1915, the Congressional Joint Committee on Federal Aid in the Construction of Post Roads issued its final report to Congress. The report of the Joint Committee represented, by far, the largest assemblage…
Tables of contents of all four issues of Transportation Quarterly published by the Eno Foundation in calendar year 2002.
Tables of contents for all four issues of Transportation Quarterly published by the Eno Foundation in 2000.
This is a PDF of the final report on a policy forum held by the Eno Transportation Foundation on February 23, 1999 in which 35 academic, government, and private-sector leaders met to discuss the importance…
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