A study by RPO America and the NADO Research Foundation’s Center for Transportation Advancement and Regional Development examines dramatic increases in wind farm installation in
RAND released the report Highway Infrastructure and the Economy: Implications for Federal Policy in 2011. Using previously released studies from a variety of sources, the
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has released a study in 2011 based on their research testing the effect of sidewalks on travel patterns
In 2011, the Rural Policy Research Institute (RUPRI) released the policy brief, Rethinking Federal Investments in Rural Transportation: Rural Considerations Regarding Reauthorization of the Surface
The Transportation Research Board released two reports related to human services transportation in 2011. The Transportation Services Cost Sharing Toolkit, which is Volume 1 of
In 2011, the Congressional Budget Office has released a report detailing public policy options for funding federal highway programs. This report focuses primarily on fuel
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a report in 2010 on statewide transportation planning, including the role of rural planning organizations (RPOs) in working with
The Federal Highway Administration has published a new Scenario Planning Guidebook. The purpose of this guidebook is to assist transportation agencies with carrying out a
In an effort to assist State and local transportation planners and safety practitioners with the integration of safety performance measures as a part of the
The NADO and RPO America report 2009 National Scan: Rural Transportation Planning Organizations (PDF) provides an overview of characteristics of rural planning organizations (RPOs) and
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