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IMPLEMENTATION OF PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS (INTRODUCTORY REMARKS)

James Alexander Scott

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The structures and programs for implementing transportation plans at the state, regional and federal levels are discussed. The papers presented here discuss the creation and subsequent activities of the Florida Department of Transportation; the institutional opportunities, particularly councils of governments and departments of transportation available within states to plan and implement transportation programs; and the assistance the Urban Mass Transportation Administration can offer under various legislative provisions.

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Key concepts: Legislature, Mass transportation, Transportation planning, Plan (archaeology), Administration (probate law), Transport engineering, State legislature, Public transport