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Oberstar Forum on Transportation Policy and Technology - How Should Transportation Change after September 11? (April 2002)

Center for Transportation Studies
2002-04
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Oberstar Forum on Transportation Policy and Technology - How Should Transportation Change after September 11? (April 2002)

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2002-04

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Topics at this forum: How Should Transportation Change After September 11?; U of M Researchers Consider Impacts of Terrorism; Security Permeates Plans of USDOT Administrators; Discussion Circle Elucidates Priorities for Response; Panel Outlines Government Policy Directions; Mainstreaming Security Identified as Key Forum Theme; Transportation Since September 11; Transportation Leaders Ponder Implications of Terrorist Attacks; Oberstar Closes By Challenging Participants to Change

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Center for Transportation Studies. (2002). Oberstar Forum on Transportation Policy and Technology - How Should Transportation Change after September 11? (April 2002). Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/166973.

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