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APPENDIX B
Committee Meetings and Other Activities
FIRST COMMITTEE MEETING
December 18–19, 2008, Washington, D.C.
The following presentations were made to the committee by invited
speakers and individual committee members:
Overview of Transportation Research Board (TRB)
Special Report 285: The Fuel Tax and Alternatives for
Transportation Funding
Joseph Morris, TRB
Future Financing Options to Meet Highway and Transit Needs
Gary Maring, Cambridge Systematics, Inc.
Stakeholders’ Issues and Strategies of Road Pricing Use
Daniel Dornan, KPMG LLP
Evaluating Transportation Equity—An Overview
Todd Litman, Victoria Transport Policy Institute
A Case Study in Transportation Equity
Thomas Sanchez, University of Utah
Thinking About Equity in Transportation Finance
Brian Taylor, committee member
Vox Populi: A Synthesis of Public Opinion on Tolling and
Road Pricing
Johanna Zmud, committee member
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Managed Lanes and Travel Behavior
Keith Lawton, committee member
Private Provision of Highways: Economic Issues
Kenneth Small, committee member
Long-Term Concessions: Issues Relating to Protecting the
Public Interest
Jeffrey Buxbaum, committee member
SECOND COMMITTEE MEETING
February 23–24, 2009, Irvine, California
The following presentations were made to the committee by invited
speakers:
Equity Implications of Current Transportation
Finance Mechanisms
Martin Wachs, RAND Corporation
Equity Outcomes: Alternative Transportation Finance
David Ungemah, Texas Transportation Institute
Panel Discussion with Decision Makers
Panelists were asked to discuss the issues they face when deciding how to
fund transportation projects, what they need by way of information and
guidance, and how important equity is in the decision process.
Steve Heminger, Metropolitan Transportation Commission, Oakland
Richard Katz, consultant
THIRD COMMITTEE MEETING
May 7–8, 2009, Washington, D.C.
Closed meeting for committee deliberations.
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160 Equity of Evolving Transportation Finance Mechanisms
FOURTH COMMITTEE MEETING
September 2–3, 2009, Washington, D.C.
The committee hosted a symposium to explore transportation finance
equity with experts and stakeholders. The agenda for this symposium
and a list of participants are provided in Appendix D.
FIFTH COMMITTEE MEETING
February 4, 2010, Washington, D.C.
Closed meeting for committee deliberations.
