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Appendix A Committee Meetings and Outreach Process
Appendix A Committee Meetings and Outreach Process
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Discus sion of focused technical outreach results to date and potential research topic areas; discussion of administrative and funding options; review of report outline. Meeting 6: March 1920, 2001, Washington, D.C.
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, member of Strategic Transportation Research Study (STRS) Steering Committee and SHRP Task Force, AASHTO ex officio member of SHRP Executive Committee; February 2, 1999.
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Army Corps of Engineers · Valentin Riva, President and CEO, American Concrete Pavement Association · Ted Scott, Chief, Highway Policy Division, American Trucking Associations · Arun Shirole, Executive Director, National Steel Bridge Alliance · Greg Smith, Managing Director, Contractors Division, American Road and Transportation Builders Association
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Alexander Taft, Executive Director, Wilmington Area Planning Council, representing the Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations March 89, 2000, Meeting The following individuals made formal presentations on strategic highway needs and research priorities: · Mark Kulewicz, Director of Traffic Safety, Auto Club of New York · Julie Lalo, Senior Director of Public Affairs, Western Pennsylvania Conservancy · Nicholas Masucci, President, VMS, Inc. June 56, 2000, Meeting The following individuals made presentations on the broad context in which a future strategic highway research program must be considered and discussed potential areas for policy research: · Alan Pisarski, consultant, Falls Church, Virginia · Martin Wachs, Director, Institute of Transportation Study, University of California, Berkeley Presentations Given by Committee Members and Staff Presentations, discussions, and focus groups took place at the following meetings, led by F-SHRP committee members or TRB staff: · AASHTO Board of Directors: October 3, 1999, Tulsa, Oklahoma; April 9, 2000, St.
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· Pennsylvania Quality Initiative meeting, March 30, 2000, Hershey, Pennsylvania · Regional Research Advisory Committee meetings, four presentations during summer 1999 · Research and Technology Coordinating Committee, multiple meetings
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, American Concrete Institute, American Concrete Pavement Association, American Road and Transportation Builders Association, American Trucking Associations, Associated General Contractors, Association of American Railroads, Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations, Institute of Transportation Engineers, Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, Materials Technology Center, National Asphalt Pavement Association, National Association of County Engineers, National Steel Bridge Alliance, National Stone Association, Owner Operators Independent Drivers Association, Salt Institute, National Industrial Transportation League
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, a consortium of seven TRB Standing Committees, response signed by chairs of Committee A3A08 (Operational Effects of Geometrics) and the TRB Joint Subcommittee on Development of a Highway Safety Manual · Other: Auto Club of New York; Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance; High Speed Rail Ideas Committee, Task Force on Transportation Security; National Association of Governors' Highway Safety Representatives; National Safety Council; Natural Resources Defense Council; New Brunswick DOT; No Name Group; Operation Lifesaver; Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission; Western Pennsylvania Conservancy Technical Advisory Groups for Stage 3 Outreach Once the strategic goals of the program had been identified and the potential research topics narrowed down, small groups of experts were consulted
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Crash Causation · David Willis, AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety · Forrest Council, University of North Carolina and TRB's Research and Technology Coordinating Committee · Thomas Bryer, Pennsylvania DOT and Partnership Forum Safety Working Group Chair · Richard Compton, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration · Kenneth Stack, General Motors · Keith Schultz, General Motors · Terry Shelton, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration · Richard Pain, TRB · Jeffrey Paniati, FHWA Infrastructure Renewal · Jack Kay, Science Applications International Corporation (retired) and Research and Technology Coordinating Committee · Stuart Anderson, Texas A&M University · Robert Schuster, Sverdrup Civil (retired)
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Hauser, New Hampshire DOT · Ron McCready, NCHRP · Christopher Hedges, NCHRP Other FHWA and TRB Staff Who Participated in Outreach Numerous staff from both FHWA and TRB participated in the outreach process, both by providing input in their areas of expertise and by identifying others to involve in the outreach process. The following individuals were particularly active in their participation: · From FHWA -- Robert Armstrong, Fred Bank, Susan Binder, Doug Brown, Charlie Churilla, James Cooper, Al Dimillio, Debra Elston, Robert Ferlis, Steven Forster, Michael Freitas, Raj Ghaman, Michael Halladay, John Harding, Tom Harmon, Connie Hill, Marci Kenney, Robert Kogler, Ray
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166 Strategic Highway Research: Saving Lives, Reducing Congestion, Improving Quality of Life Krammes, David Kuehn, Sue Lane, Kreig Larson, Dick Livingston, Aramis Lopez, Gary Maring, Regina McElroy, Susan Petty, Raymond Resendes, Shelley Row, Gloria Shepherd, James Shrouds, Fred Skaer, Mark Sarmiento, Michael Savonis, James Sorensen, Paul Teng, Samuel Tignor, Mike Trentecoste, Roy Trent, Toni Wilbur, Bill Wright · From TRB -- David B Beal, Joedy W
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