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AASHTO TIR 2 : 2011

TRANSPORTATION INVESTMENT REVENUE

American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials

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Table of Contents

Volume 1 - Strategies and Messages: Three Case
           Studies of Successful Campaigns to
           Raise Revenue for Transportation
 Preface
 Chapter 1 - Overview
 Chapter 2 - Los Angeles County Measure R (2008)
             Case Study
 Chapter 3 - Oregon Jobs and Transportation Act (2009)
             Case Study
 Chapter 4 - Kansas T-WORKS (2010) Case Study
Volume 2 - Supplement to "Making the Case for
           Transportation Investment and Revenue",
           produced under the National Cooperative
           Highway Research Program, NCHRP 20-24 (62)A.
 Preface
 Overview
 Chapter One - Mobility
 Chapter Two - Technology and Modernization
 Chapter Three - Long-Term Local Planning
 Chapter Four - Accountable Spending
 Chapter Five - Jobs and Economic Development
 Chapter Six - Environmental Impact
 Chapter Seven - Paying for It: Getting to Yes
 Appendices

Abstract

Provides a two-part study (NCHRP 20-24(62)A) that considered three recent transportation revenue increases and analyzed the strategies and messages that led to their successes. In Volume 1, Strategies and Messages, a Parsons Brinckerhoff research team reports on the strategies and messages from the perspective of participants who were close to these successful initiatives and who recounted the story through a series of in-depth interviews. In Volume 2, The New Language of Mobility, a maslansky luntz + partners (ml+p) research team begins with messages that were used in the three success stories and builds upon them in testing a variety of messages with focus groups of "opinion influencers" in three U.S. cities.

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Document Type Standard
Status Current
Publisher American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials