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Transportation

"The Reason Foundation in Los Angeles is the nation's foremost expert in free-market transportation alternatives such as toll roads and express highway lanes for commuter buses."
The Wall Street Journal

"For 17 years, Mr. Poole has been the chief theorist for private solutions to gridlock. His ideas are now embraced by officials from Sacramento to Washington."
The New York Times

"Truck-only toll lanes are the brainchild of Robert Poole, an engineer who oversees transportation studies at the Reason Foundation, a libertarian think tank in Los Angeles."
USA Today

• Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #19
  Topics include: overhauling the ATO, modernizing oceanic ATC systems, delays resulting from aviation system limitations, and modernization budget cuts.
  Robert Poole
  April 1, 2004
• Surface Transportation Innovations #15
  Special Focus on Federal reauthorization bills
  Robert Poole
  April 1, 2004
• New crash in Houston
  Ted Balaker
  March 21, 2004, 5:13pm
• More Highways, More Pollution?
  Air pollution decreases even as we drive more
  Joel Schwartz
  March 16, 2004
• Better Than HOT Lanes?
  HOT lanes better than ramp metering
  Robert Poole
  March 15, 2004
• Texas Sets the Pace in Highway Finance
  State shows how to finance, build, operate new highways
  Robert Poole
  March 15, 2004
• HOT Lanes Advance in Seven States
  Toll lanes make major gains
  Robert Poole
  March 12, 2004
• Banking on tomorrow
  Ted Balaker
  March 7, 2004, 9:58am
• A legend in the making?
  Ted Balaker
  March 2, 2004, 3:22pm
• 4 out of 5 transit managers canít be wrong
  Ted Balaker
  March 1, 2004, 3:04pm
• Airport Policy and Security Newsletter #8
  Topics include: developments in airline security, airport baggage screening, and how not to respond to the Madrid bombing.
  Robert Poole
  March 1, 2004
• Commutes: Best of the Worst
  Ted Balaker
  February 25, 2004, 2:10pm
• Jumping in front of a parade
  Ted Balaker
  February 23, 2004, 9:31am
• Tolls and technology
  Ted Balaker
  February 19, 2004, 9:58am
• Transit epiphany in Atlanta
  Ted Balaker
  February 18, 2004, 4:04pm
• Great Rail Disaster
  Freeways are 11 times as cost effective as Los Angeles' rail
  Randall O'Toole
  February 16, 2004
• High on Hydrogen
  Ted Balaker
  February 12, 2004, 5:43pm
• Gridlockóget used to it
  Ted Balaker
  February 5, 2004, 5:34pm
• ATC Privatization Fight...Again
  Geoffrey Segal
  February 4, 2004, 8:17pm
• Losers as winners
  Ted Balaker
  February 3, 2004, 5:08pm
• Light railís Super Bowl worries
  Ted Balaker
  February 1, 2004, 6:02pm
• Great Rail Disasters
  The Impact of Rail Transit on Urban Livability
  Randall O'Toole
  February 1, 2004
• Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #18
  Topics include: ATC modernization in peril, coping with airline changes, the good and bad in the controller contract extension, and standardizing definitions for safety measures.
  Robert Poole
  February 1, 2004
• Corridors for Toll Truckways
  Suggested Locations for Pilot Projects
  Robert Poole and Peter Samuel
  February 1, 2004
• Surface Transportation Innovations #14
  Topics include: Reason's toll truckways study, tolls and the Federal highway reauthorization, transportation costs and sprawl, and other breaking news stories.
  Robert Poole
  February 1, 2004
• Arnold wants hydrogen highways
  Ted Balaker
  January 21, 2004, 2:39pm
• Sex-E Bus
  Ted Balaker
  January 15, 2004, 11:34am
• Free Riders
  Ted Balaker
  January 13, 2004, 2:13pm
• Airport Policy and Security Newsletter #7
  Topics include: air hassles, risk-based cargo screening, and missile defense.
  Robert Poole
  January 1, 2004
• Surface Transportation Innovations #13
  Topics include: a new approach to toll road financing, London's congestion pricing, transit and congestion, STPP's transportation costs study, and other breaking news stories.
  Robert Poole
  January 1, 2004
• U-Turn on HOT lanes
  Ted Balaker
  December 28, 2003, 2:16pm
• More light rail in Sacramento
  Ted Balaker
  December 17, 2003, 6:35pm
• Bringing Performance to the FAA
  Geoffrey Segal
  December 10, 2003, 12:46pm
• Congestion charge helps London buses
  Ted Balaker
  December 9, 2003, 3:35pm
• Transit Freefall in Santa Clara
  Ted Balaker
  December 9, 2003, 3:25pm
• Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #17
  Topics include: union loses privatization battle, ATO's promising debut, the slot credit system, and reconsidering LAAS.
  Robert Poole
  December 1, 2003
• Chicken speed
  Ted Balaker
  November 25, 2003, 9:02am
• Curb rights for India
  Ted Balaker
  November 23, 2003, 1:05pm
• Clash of symbols
  Ted Balaker
  November 20, 2003, 2:47pm
• The Lays Effect
  Ted Balaker
  November 19, 2003, 10:07am
• Bush still backs ATC outsourcing
  Ted Balaker
  November 16, 2003, 11:13am
• Public-Private Ventures Answer to Gridlock
  Budget mess stops current projects
  Ted Balaker
  November 14, 2003
• Driving past politics
  Ted Balaker
  November 13, 2003, 5:33pm
• Italian Airline Privatization Taking Off
  Adrian Moore
  November 13, 2003, 3:02am
• Light rail at the polls
  Ted Balaker
  November 4, 2003, 5:45pm
• The Real Battle Over Air Traffic Control
  Privatization at small towers a sticking point
  Robert Poole and Dorothy Robyn
  November 3, 2003
• Surface Transportation Innovations #12
  Topics include: transit's actual effect on congestion, Deloitte's new report on road pricing, new data on sprawl and commuting, best toll truckway corridors, and other breaking news stories.
  Robert Poole
  November 1, 2003
• Tourists in space?
  Ted Balaker
  October 27, 2003, 11:25pm
• Cold Feet on OC Light Rail
  Even feds having second thoughts
  Ted Balaker
  October 5, 2003
• Airport Policy and Security Newsletter #6
  Topics include: cockpit doors, a private-sector trusted traveler proposal, and rethinking defense against terrorism.
  Robert Poole
  October 1, 2003

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