Sentences with phrase «transportation policy experts»

Transportation policy experts say that high - speed transit in the United States has been stymied not so much by technological challenges as by the challenges of acquiring rights of way and getting enough money for the required infrastructure.

Other recent hires include former San Francisco city official and transportation policy expert Tim Papandreou and the unit's first general counsel Kevin Vosen.

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As education experts Richard Kahlenberg and Halley Potter argue, school policies in recruitment, location, and transportation can either mitigate or drive charter school segregation.98 Some charters, for example, may be highly committed to diversity, but do not have much room to diversify because they are located in homogenous neighborhoods.

She has more than 35 years» experience in transportation planning, operations, and program management, and is a nationally recognized expert in freight and intermodal transportation planning and policy analysis.

Provides expert advice and recommendations on policy matters to the Secretary of Transportation on drug and alcohol testing issues at the national and international level.

The Council will be chaired by Deputy Transportation Secretary John Porcari, and will include DOT leadership from highways, rail, ports and airports and economic and policy experts from across the Administration.

I heard she had studied public policy at Harvard's Kennedy School and had taken a job with the late Senator Daniel P. Moynihan, but only recently I read that she had just been confirmed by the Senate as the Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy under Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, having done stints with Senators Charles Schumer and Barbara Boxer and become an expert in matters near and dear to Automobile Magazine readers» hearts - roads, highways, and transportation ppolicy at Harvard's Kennedy School and had taken a job with the late Senator Daniel P. Moynihan, but only recently I read that she had just been confirmed by the Senate as the Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy under Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, having done stints with Senators Charles Schumer and Barbara Boxer and become an expert in matters near and dear to Automobile Magazine readers» hearts - roads, highways, and transporTransportation Policy under Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, having done stints with Senators Charles Schumer and Barbara Boxer and become an expert in matters near and dear to Automobile Magazine readers» hearts - roads, highways, and transportation pPolicy under Department of Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, having done stints with Senators Charles Schumer and Barbara Boxer and become an expert in matters near and dear to Automobile Magazine readers» hearts - roads, highways, and transporTransportation Secretary Ray LaHood, having done stints with Senators Charles Schumer and Barbara Boxer and become an expert in matters near and dear to Automobile Magazine readers» hearts - roads, highways, and transportationtransportation policypolicy.

Michelle Robinson, director of the UCS Clean Vehicles Program, is a recognized expert on state and federal transportation policy.

In 1997 Global Possibilities and UC Santa Barbara co-hosted the US Solar and Renewable Energy Policy Symposium entitled «The Back Burner Status of Solar» attended by leading experts from government, utilities, business and environmental organizations examining renewable energy markets, the current business climate, including transportation, land use planning and technology development.

He's also an expert on transportation policy.

Michelle Robinson is director of the Clean Vehicles program and a recognized expert on state and federal transportation policy and the legislative debates surrounding them.

For anyone who's lived here, it really doesn't take an expert to recognize that the island - state has a number of things going for it: a contained urban area (the longest east - west stretch is just over 40 km and north - south stretch about 20 km), one of the most efficient and reliable electrical grids, sophisticated IT sector, ambitions to remain at the forefront of maintaining its already world - class transportation infrastructure, and a top - down policy environment which will ensure rapid deployment of a complicated and ambitious system once there is buy - in from the top.

Experts in the field, which include the former US Secretary of Transportation in the Clinton administration, Rodney Slater, at the forefront of helping some of the key players in the industry to shape their policies and their approach to autonomous driving, as well as navigate the opportunities and pitfalls

Drive times are growing in part because consumers want less - expensive housing and are willing to commute further for a job, says Alan Pisarski, author of Commuting in America (Eno Foundation for Transportation, 1987) and an expert on travel behavior and transportation policy, in Falls Church, Va. «People affected by housing costs tend to go to the periphery of metro areas,» Transportation, 1987) and an expert on travel behavior and transportation policy, in Falls Church, Va. «People affected by housing costs tend to go to the periphery of metro areas,» transportation policy, in Falls Church, Va. «People affected by housing costs tend to go to the periphery of metro areas,» Pisarski says.