Appropriate methods for addressing conflicts and improving program results with OAC stakeholders.

Positive and negative impacts of sprawl on the US economy, environment, and society, with an emphasis on transportation.

Report on the cost of commutes to American households.

Benefits of providing access to jobs for people who are transportationally challenged.

Cost and benefits to justify the investment in high-speed rail.

Best practices to to effectively communicate transportation’s importance to the economy.

Analytic analysis of economic impacts of winter road closures on interstate highways due to storms.

A sourcebook for policy-makers in developing cities.

Tool that measure the affordability of housing when transportation costs are included.

Report on strategies for outreach in the transportation decision making process to the low-literate and limited-English.

The between tradeoff housing and commuting costs for working families.

Address the “traffic safety culture” from a variety of perspectives.

Report and rider risk assessment measure tool to identify high-risk motorcycle riders.

Establishing a baseline of the current status of racial and gender diversity in state DOTs and transit agencies.

Assessment of methods to use as indicators for community quality of life.

Improving coordination of local and regional publicly funded transportation services.

Changing from the gasoline tax to vehicle miles traveled fee structure.

Data on ethnic and racial groups in the USA; 3 reports presented in tables, maps and figures.

Report examines the use of public transit by low income households.

The economic impact of roads and road transport-related sectors on the European economy.

Linkages between capacity and performance of the transportation system and US economic productivity.

Results of a survey designed to identify the attitudes, opinions, and behaviors of drivers to traffic safety.

Report designed to promote nondiscrimination in the emergency preparedness activities.