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Critical Issues in Transportation for 2024 and Beyond highlights some of the many multi-faceted, interdependent challenges in maximizing transportation’s role in serving societal goals while minimizing its costs. It identifies issues and raises concerns that can be addressed through research and development and policy decisions but does not offer recommendations by design. Read the full article […]