TRANSITIONAL ADMINISTRATION OF NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION POLICY
Jason Hazard
Abstract
Jason Hazard
Abstract
The gap between the explication of presidential goals and the objectives and actions of executing bureaucracies in transportation is examined, and measures that might bridge it are proposed. The paper includes a figure of the major Federal Transportation Functions (Economic Regulation, Social Regulation, Planning and Operation of Ways, Financing and Charges, Intervention in Operating Services, Research and Development, Administration) and New Policy Direction.
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The gap between the explication of presidential goals and the objectives and actions of executing bureaucracies in transportation is examined, and measures that might bridge it are proposed. The paper includes a figure of the major Federal Transportation Functions (Economic Regulation, Social Regulation, Planning and Operation of Ways, Financing and Charges, Intervention in Operating Services, Research and Development, Administration) and New Policy Direction.
Key concepts: Bureaucracy, Administration (probate law), Explication, Public administration, Presidential system, Bridge (graph theory), Intervention (counseling), Transportation planning