Transportation infrastructure
Subtitle: the challenges of rebuilding America
By: Marlon G. Boarnet, editor.
Contributors: Boarnet, Marlon Gary.
Series: Planning Advisory Service report -- no. 557; Report (American Planning Association. Planning Advisory Service) -- no. 557.
Publisher: American Planning Association
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 123
ISBN-13: 9781932364750
Subjects: Transportation -- United States -- Planning; Infrastructure (Economics) -- United States
Notes: Cover title.

"July 2009"--p. [2] of cover.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Ch. 1: Transportation planning: crisis and opportunity / Marlon G. Boarnet; title: Ch. 2: The federal role; title: The federal agenda for rebuilding America / Petra Todorovich; title: A bridge to somewhere: a new transportation program for the 21st century / Robert Puentes; title: The Transportation for America agenda / Mariia Zimmerman; title: Ch. 3: Transportation infrastructure and urban growth and development patterns; title: Highway-induced development: what research in metropolitan areas tells us / Reid Ewing; title: Infrastructure and development: planning matters / Robert Cervero; title: Ch. 4: Infrastructure and global competitiveness in Southern California; title: Regional transportation planning for Southern California ports / Michael Armstrong; title: Policy innovations in Southern California ports / Thomas O'Brien; title: Sustainable goods movement in Southern California: the promise of collaborative planning / Marlon G. Boarnet ... [et al.]; title: Ch. 5: America's commercial waterways: an underutilized resource / Noël P. Comeaux; title: Ch. 6: Sustainable streets: an essential emerging practice / Ellen Greenberg; title: Ch. 7: Reducing greenhouse-gas emissions from transportation / Daniel Sperling, Deborah Salon, and Nic Lutsey; title: Ch. 8: Big city planning directors' approaches to infrastructure / William R. Anderson ... [et al.]; title: Ch. 9: A new paradigm for transportation planning / Robert E. Passwell.