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Vol. 13, No. 7 - Special Post-Election Issue, November 2002

Vol. 13, No. 6 - November/December 2002

• The Reauthorization Campaign Shifts Gears
  
  
• Expediting Environmental Reviews and Project Delivery
  
  
• Mass Transit Debate Continues
  
  Attachment: Transit Share of the Journey-to-Work Market in Major Metropolitan Areas, 1990-2000
  
  
• The New Suburban Frontier
  
  
• The Condition and Performance of the Nation’s Highways
  

Vol. 13, No. 5 - September/October 2002

• Financing Future Transportation Needs
  Part II: The Next Six Years
  
  
• Financing Future Transportation Needs
  Part III: Long Term Alternatives - New Funding Concepts
  
  
• Toll Truckways:
  Toward a Model 21st Century Freight Highway System
  
  
• The Route to Reauthorization
  Commentary by Brad Mallory, President of AASHTO
  
  
• Automobile Fuel Efficiency: A Modest Proposal
  Commentary by James A. Dunn, Jr.
  
  
• News from Abroad
  - London’s Congestion Charging System
  - China’s Rush to Motorize

Vol. 13, No. 4 - July/August 2002

• New Census Data Provides a Reality Check
  
  
• Relieving Highway Congestion
  
  
• The Myth of the Underfunded Mass Transit
  
  
• Financing Future Transportation Needs
  Part I: Short-Term Revenue Enhancements
  
  
• Toward a Hydrogen-Based Future
  
  
• "HOT Networks"

Vol. 13, No. 3 - May/June 2002

• An Emerging Consensus on Surface Transportation
  
  
• From Just-in-Time to Just-in-Case: Long-term Impact of Increased Transportation Security
  
  
• Reshaping the American Landscape
  
  
• The Challenges of the New Demography
  
  
• Cologne's Intelligent Parking Management System

Vol. 13, No. 2 - March/April 2002

• An Early Look at the Unfolding Reauthorization Debate — Parts I and II
  
  
• The "Supercar" is Dead...Long Live the "Freedom Car"
  
  
• Amtrak's Long Range Future Remains in Doubt
  
  
• Can We Tame Sprawl? — Commentaries by Anthony Downs and Matthew J. Kiefer
  
  
• The Future of High-Occupancy Lanes
  
  
• The National ITS Program Plan

Vol. 13, No. 1 - January/February 2002

• News Analysis & Commentary
  
  
• A Transportation Agenda for the 21st Century
  Commercializing Highways
  
  
• Amtrak — What Next?
  
  
• Car Sharing Revisited
  
  
• There is Light at the End of the Congestion Tunnel
  Commentary by Peter Samuel

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