Proceedings of the CTS Eighth Annual Transportation Research Conference: Opening Session and Luncheons

Center for Transportation Studies
1997-05
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Proceedings of the CTS Eighth Annual Transportation Research Conference: Opening Session and Luncheons

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1997-05

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This document is a proceedings of the three plenary sessions (the opening session and two luncheons) of the CTS Eighth Annual Transportation Research Conference. The conference was held on May 13-14, 1997, at the Sheraton Park Place in Minneapolis. The opening session was moderated by Gerard McCullough and had a keynote "Road Pricing in the Real World" by Gerald S. Pfeffer, followed by a panel with Tore Hoven, Barbara Lukermann, Mariia Zimmerman, and Adeel Lari. The May 13 luncheon was presented by José A. Gómez-Ibáñez, "Transport Privatization: What's Working and What's Not." The May 14 luncheon was presented by Gloria J. Jeff, "ISTEA II-The Challenge of Managing a 21st Century Transportation System."

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Center for Transportation Studies. (1997). Proceedings of the CTS Eighth Annual Transportation Research Conference: Opening Session and Luncheons. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/225132.

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