-
The Urgent Need to Reform the FAA’s Air Traffic Control System
Policy Study 358
-
Miami Toll Truckway: Preliminary Feasibility Study
Policy Study 365
-
Reducing Congestion in Lee County, Florida
Cutting traffic in one of America's fastest growing urban areas
-
Restoring Trust In the Highway Trust Fund
Refocusing the federal transportation program and restoring the users-pay principle to highway infrastructure
-
Automating HOT Lanes Enforcement
As high-occupancy toll lanes become larger and more complex, effective enforcement becomes even more difficult
-
Rebuilding and Modernizing Wisconsin Interstates With Toll Financing
Using tolls to ensure the timely reconstruction of the Interstates and Wisconsin's freeway system
-
Increasing Mobility in Southeast Florida
A new approach based on road pricing and bus rapid transit
-
The Case for Air Traffic Control Facility Consolidation
A paradigm shift in air traffic control that will make it possible to manage air traffic from anywhere to anywhere
-
Interstate 2.0: Modernizing the Interstate Highway System Via Toll Finance
The 20th-century fuel tax cannot deliver a second-generation Interstate highway system, 21st-century all-electronic tolling can
-
Organization and Innovation in Air Traffic Control
Organizational reform is the key to a full embrace of advanced air traffic management in the United States
-
Truck-Friendly Tolls for 21st Century Interstates
How to modernize the Interstate highway system and address the trucking industry's concerns about tolling
-
Enhanced Transit and Managed Arterials: A Win-Win Combination
Enhanced bus is more flexible than fixed-rail transit, and can offer comparable service levels when operated either on exclusive rights of way or on virtually exclusive rights of way that are kept uncongested by variable pricing.
-
-
Availability Payment or Revenue-Risk Public-Private Partnership Concessions? Pros and Cons for Highway Infrastructure
While revenue-risk concessions are more advantageous and transfer more risk, a U.S. role for highway availability payment concession remains.
-
Using Asset Recycling To Rebuild America’s Infrastructure
Study finds $720 billion to $885 billion could be generated for infrastructure investment by public-private partnership leases for existing U.S. infrastructure.
-
The Case for Toll-Financed Interstate Replacement
Addressing both the need to rebuild Interstates and the need to begin the transition from per-gallon fuel taxes to per-mile highway user charges.
-
Why Governments Should Lease Their Toll Roads
The nine states studied here would have significant net proceeds from leasing their toll road systems via long-term public-private partnerships—even after paying off outstanding tax-exempt toll road bonds.
-
Study: Leasing 31 U.S. airports would generate $131 billion to fund other infrastructure and pay debt
This study estimates the market value of 31 large and medium U.S. airports as $131 billion in total, including Los Angeles International ($17.8 billion), San Francisco International ($11.9 billion), and Dallas/Ft. Worth International ($11.9 billion).