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CTS Report (June 1991)

Center for Transportation Studies
1991-06
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CTS Report (June 1991)

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1991-06

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Center for Transportation Studies, University of Minnesota

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Articles in this issue: Over 300 attended Center's second Annual conference; Charles Wootan addresses opening session; Spring Luncheon with Anthony Kane held at conference; Closing session features John Riley; Annual advisory board meeting; CTS councils meet to set future plans; Faculty position in transportation and environmental policy is filled; 1991 Huber award presented at CTS conference; Minnesota well represented at Low-Volume road conference; Minnesota representatives view Seattle HOV and Bus facilities; CTS second Annual Report available; CTS seminars; Upcoming transportation events

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Center for Transportation Studies. (1991). CTS Report (June 1991). Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/166212.

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