Northern Virginia Transportation Conference

Presentations from the American Dream Coalition conference I spoke at yesterday:

John McClain (George Mason University): Northern Virginia’s Economy & Trends (2.9 MB)

Alan Pisarski (author of Commuting in America: Commuting Patterns Today & Tomorrow (4.8 MB)

Sam Staley (Reason Foundation): Mobility First (5.7 MB)

Tom Rubin (American Dream Coalition): Rail Performance in the U.S. (12.1 MB)

Gabriel Roth (Independent Institute): Faster by Bus (324 KB)

Corey Stewart (Chair, Prince William County Board of Supervisors): Transportation in Prince William County (1.2 MB)
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Alisdair Cain (National Bus Rapid Transit Institute): Mobility with BRT (22.6 MB)

John Palatiello (America Moving Forward): Public-Private Partnerships Really Work (2.9 MB)

Chris Walker: Transforming the Dulles Region (7.0 MB)

Randal O’Toole (Cato Institute): Transportation, Energy, & the Environment (7.4 MB)

Wendell Cox (Demographia): The Costs of Smart Growth (29.7 MB)

Unfortunately, the day before the conference, the FTA succumbed to pressure from the Virginia Congressional delegation and reversed its position on Dulles rail.

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52 Responses to Northern Virginia Transportation Conference

  1. the highwayman says:

    As if the current highway welfare system is “sustainable”!

  2. JimKarlock says:

    the highwayman said:
    As if the current highway welfare system is “sustainable”!
    JK: What welfare?

    Highway users pay more than their actual usage. Or are you alluding to crackpot speculations like peak oil and global warming?

    It is transit that unsustainable.

    Thanks
    JK

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