FEDERAL FUNDING AND OTHER NATIONAL ISSUES
Norman Mineta
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Norman Mineta
Abstract
This article addresses the institutional issues in transportation from a national perspective. Five issues important to the consideration of institutional arrangements in transportation are discussed. They are (1) declining investment in transportation infrastructure, (2) the need for a national transportation system, (3) the need to direct resources to points of congestion, (4) the need to maximize throughput on existing infrastructure (expanding intelligent transportation systems), and (5) new public- and private-sector roles in transportation.
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This article addresses the institutional issues in transportation from a national perspective. Five issues important to the consideration of institutional arrangements in transportation are discussed. They are (1) declining investment in transportation infrastructure, (2) the need for a national transportation system, (3) the need to direct resources to points of congestion, (4) the need to maximize throughput on existing infrastructure (expanding intelligent transportation systems), and (5) new public- and private-sector roles in transportation.
Key concepts: Investment (military), Transportation infrastructure, Business, Intelligent transportation system, Private sector, Public transport, Perspective (graphical), Transport engineering