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Impacts of Public Policy on the Freight Transportation System (2011)

Chapter: Appendix A - Interviewees and Focus Group Participants

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Suggested Citation:"Appendix A - Interviewees and Focus Group Participants." National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. 2011. Impacts of Public Policy on the Freight Transportation System. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press. doi: 10.17226/14453.
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79 Table A-1. Interviewees. Last Name First Name Title Organization Type Ackers David Werner Enterprises Trucking Anonymous General Manager of Terminal Operations Mid-Atlantic port Port Berry David Vice President Swift Transportation Co., Inc. Trucking Burks Steve Associate Professor of Economics and Management University of Minnesota- Morris Trucking Carr Mark AEP River Operations Inland Waterways Cartwright Kerry Director of Goods Movement Port of Los Angeles, CA Port Chambers Frank President and CEO Aviation Facilities Co., Inc. Air Cargo Collette Susan Ground Transportation Manager Los Angeles World Airports Air Cargo Ditmeyer Steve Adjunct Professor Michigan State University Academic (Rail) Freire Armando Roadlink Railroad/Trucking Gallamore Robert Gallamore Group Academic Gregory Steve Senior Strategic Planner Port of Oakland, CA Port Hankins Brant Atrium Doors and Windows Trucking Hixon Jim Norfolk Southern Railroad Kruse Jim Director, Center for Ports and Waterways Texas Transportation Institute Inland Waterways Lahsene Susan Transportation Planning Manager Port of Portland, OR Port Mancini Lisa CSX Railroad Marian Tom Buffalo Marine Service, Inc. Inland Waterways McCullough Gerard Associate Professor University of Minnesota Academic (Rail) Moore Scott Union Pacific Railroad Morgan Linda Partner & Chair of Transportation Practice Group Covington & Burling LLP Railroad Mullett Randy Con-way Inc. Trucking Nurthen Bill General Manager, Program Support and Performance Management Port Authority of New York/New Jersey Port Osterberg Don Schneider National, Inc. Trucking Pallme Dan Director of Business Development Comtrak Logistics Trucking Pena Genaro Director of Marketing Houston (TX) Airport System Air Cargo Philip Craig Ingram Marine Group Inland Waterways Pommer Russell Atlas Air Cargo Air Cargo A P P E N D I X A Interviewees and Focus Group Participants (continued on next page)

Table A-1. (Continued). Last Name First Name Title Organization Type Rickerhauser Pete BNSF Railroad Senecal Patty Transport Express Trucking/Port Shelton Ben Union Pacific Railroad Spychalski John Professor Emeritus of Supply Chain Management Penn State University Inland Waterways Swan Peter Assistant Professor of Logistics and Operations Management Pennsylvania State University - Harrisburg Academic (Trucking) Walker Tom A. Duie Pyle Trucking Weakley Tom Director of Operations Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association Foundation Trucking Woodruff Matt Kirby Corporation Inland Waterways Table A-2. Trucking focus group. Last Name First Name Organization Belzer Michael Wayne State University Burks Steve University of Minnesota Corsi Tom University of Maryland Miller Dave Con-way, Inc. Mullet Randy Con-way, Inc. Murray Dan American Transportation Research Institute (ATRI) Osterberg Don Schneider National Siebert John Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Association Wells Jack U.S. DOT, Office of the Secretary of Transportation Zahn Al Con-way, Inc. Table A-3. Railroad focus group. Last Name First Name Organization Ditmeyer Steven Formerly with the Federal Railroad Administration Gallamore Robert Gallamore Group Gray John Association of American Railroads Maestri Bruno Norfolk Southern McCullough Gerard University of Minnesota 80

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TRB’s National Cooperative Freight Research Program (NCFRP) Report 6: Impacts of Public Policy on the Freight Transportation System describes the numerous ways that government policy decisions can affect the freight system and, in turn, how understanding the differing concerns and priorities of governments is crucial to better consideration of the potential impacts of public policy.

The report identifies current and recent policy issues with potential freight system impacts, evaluates the magnitude of the impacts, and assesses the extent to which the impacts were unexpected.

Among the types of impacts identified are changes in costs and revenues to freight carriers and shippers, changes in freight volumes or shifts in mode, changes in freight service quality, and changes to freight system operations and safety.

Editor's Note: NCFRP Report 6 (Revised): Impacts of Public Policy on the Freight Transportation System replaces NCFRP Report 6 of the same title, previously distributed. Revisions have been made to two sections of the report, as follows:

• The section on “Truck Size and Weight Rules,” in Chapter 4, has been corrected and updated.

• The second paragraph of “Operations and Maintenance Policy,” in Chapter 6 under Summary Discussion, has been revised.

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