REPORT ON THE 21ST ANNUAL JOINT CONFERENCE OF ENO FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND BOARD OF CONSULTANTS
M B Solomon
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M B Solomon
Abstract
In October 1988 the Eno Foundation Board of Consultants joined the Board of Directors in a two-day conference at the Foundation's offices. Keynote speaker Thomas H. Hanna discussed the future of electronic auto-roadway information systems for improving the productivity of our highways. The first day's panel session focused on the 2020 Plan underway to enable state and local officials, private industry, and public interest to work together to: (1) assess surface transportation requirements through the year 2020; (2) develop alternative proposals for meeting those requirements at the various government levels; and (3) achieve a consensus on the best means of doing the job. The theme of the second day's panel session was Selling the Public and Government on Future Transportation Needs. This paper is a report on the panelists' presentations.
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In October 1988 the Eno Foundation Board of Consultants joined the Board of Directors in a two-day conference at the Foundation's offices. Keynote speaker Thomas H. Hanna discussed the future of electronic auto-roadway information systems for improving the productivity of our highways. The first day's panel session focused on the 2020 Plan underway to enable state and local officials, private industry, and public interest to work together to: (1) assess surface transportation requirements through the year 2020; (2) develop alternative proposals for meeting those requirements at the various government levels; and (3) achieve a consensus on the best means of doing the job. The theme of the second day's panel session was Selling the Public and Government on Future Transportation Needs. This paper is a report on the panelists' presentations.
Key concepts: Foundation (evidence), Government (linguistics), Work (physics), Session (web analytics), Engineering, State government, Plan (archaeology), Panel discussion