June 2002
Transportation Planning Gains
Momentum
in Rural America
In 1991, Congress passed landmark
legislation that transformed the philosophy of the
nation’s highway and transit programs.
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Rural Transportation
Gets Connected
Making connections between various modes of transportation
is critically important for the movement of goods and
people.
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New Air Quality
Standards A Challenge
The Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) and the Department of Transportation (DOT) have
partnered to reduce air pollutants generated from
transportation-related activity, by increasing monitoring
measures and augmenting air quality standards.
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Regional Airports
Survive Economic Turbulence
Regional airlines operate
one-third of the U.S. commercial airline fleet,
and are the fastest growing segment of commercial
aviation, with one out of every eight domestic airline
passengers flying on a regional airline, according to
the Regional Airline Association (RAA).
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