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CTS Report (November 2004)

Center for Transportation Studies
2004-11
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CTS Report (November 2004)

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2004-11

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Center for Transportation Studies University of Minnesota

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Articles in this issue: Synergies seen for bus rapid transit, road pricing; Researchers attract funding from national sources; Register for Freight & Logistics Symposium; TRB committee to explore transportation information management; Mn/ROAD highlighted at international pavement testing conference; Intersection safety work brings officials, researchers to Minnesota; CE seeks practitioner-mentors for capstone design course; CTS seeks nominees for Research Partnership Award; ITS Institute publishes annual report

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Center for Transportation Studies. (2004). CTS Report (November 2004). Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/164749.

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