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Vol. 20, Nos. 1-29; Jan/Dec 2009

• The Financing Commission's Recommendations

• The Stimulus Bill Leaves Most of the Transportation Community Dissatisfied

• The Prospects for a National Transportation Infrastructure Agenda

• The Prospects for Public/Private Partnerships in a Changing Market/Political Environment

• The Promise of High-Speed Rail

• What Does Collapse of the Midway Deal Mean for Privatization?

• Some Further Reflections on the Future of Public-Private Partnerships

• The Surface Transportation Bill --- Closing the Gap Between Rhetoric and Reality

• The House Transportation Bill: Two Key Questions Remain Unanswered

• The Week that Changed the Game Plan

• Survey Shows Support for an Extension of Existing Law

• Highway Bill Supporters Face a Reality Check

• The Hope for a Long-Term Transportation Bill This Year Has All But Vanished

• What Can We Expect from Congress in September?

• Controversial Report Has the Transportation Community Up in Arms

• The "Moving Cooler" Debate Continues

• Congress Will Likely Extend the Existing Transportation Authorization

• Notes From the Miller Center Transportation Conference

• The Administration's "Livability" Initiative Stirs Up Debate About How Americans Should Live and Travel

• Weighing the Future of High-Speed Rail in America

• The Unfulfilled Promise of Maryland's Smart Growth Policy

• The Push to Enact Climate Change Bill Suffers a Serious Setback

• The Selling of Transportation Reform

• Using the Jobs Stimulus to Reform the Transportation Program

• Reform of the Transportation Program Put on Hold as Congress Equivocates

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