For 22 years, the Urban Transportation Monitor has been the trusted source for urban transportation (traffic engineering, transportation planning and transit) news. The Urban Transportation Monitor delivers concise, accurate, inside information and hard facts and figures on significant trends, emerging technologies, new developments, and research across the industry.
Latest Issue: Volume 26, No. 3, published April 30, 2012.
This issue features:
- Article: Standard & Poors Report: U.S.'s Ailing Transportation Infrastructure Suffering From Flat Gas Tax Revenues, Inaction by Congress, and a Weak Economy
- Article: San Francisco Seeing Benefits to New Parking Meter System
- Article: BikeMobile Pilot Program to Encourage Biking to School
- Article: "Personal Air and Land Vehicle" Completes Successful Flights in Europe
- Article: Britain Considering New Ways of Financing Roads
- Article: California Moving Ahead with High-Speed Rail System
- Article: Energy Crisis Settlement to Fund Electric Vehicle Infrastructure
- Article: Commuters Earning Incentives for Carpooling During Florida Highway Construction Project
- Transportation Tort Liability: Case in Review -- "Fall-Down Accident" Case Produces Dissenting Judgment
- Product and Industry News
- New Survey: Characteristics of Superstreets
- New Survey: Think Tanks Active in Transportation
- Updated Conference List
- Requests for Proposals