CTS Report (July 2002)

Center for Transportation Studies
2002-07
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CTS Report (July 2002)

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2002-07

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Center for Transportation Studies University of Minnesota

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Articles in this issue: Transportation workforce- a call to action; BRT workshop features TechnoBus debut; CTS conducts certification training for Mn/DOT consultant services; New Program puts the human element first in transportation research; Professor receives national honors; Researchers examines road financing alternatives; Research measure connections between highway improvements, development; Report examines security issues for transit system users; U research finds tiniest vehicle emission particles may be worst pollution yet; Conference held on urban transportation corridor development; Transportation careers showcased at CE orientation; ITS Institute funds student attendance at ITS America meeting; WTS presents annual awards; Road workers told they can be heroes at maintenance expo; AirTAP holds lighting seminar, announces web site; BRT web site and email newsletter available;Freight and Logistics Symposium proceedings; Project delivery streamlining

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Center for Transportation Studies. (2002). CTS Report (July 2002). Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/165098.

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