IAC Transportation Innovative Research. Analysis. Strategic Consulting. Connecting Ecological Action with Bold Vision. Forging a Technology-driven Transportation Revolution. Mobility meets technology. IAC Transportation supports cleaner air, cleaner water, and context-sensitive transportation solutions; and the simultaneous maintenance and growth of a multi-modal world-class highway and transportation system for the United States. IAC Transportation conducts cross-category-linked research, creative analysis, and strategic consulting. Topics include: post-SAFETEA-LU visions, ITS, transportation finance, road pricing, highway safety, Highway Trust Fund, freight movement, high-speed rail, public transportation, bridges, private sector involvement, performance-based management, and transportation-related energy and environment issues. IAC Transportation was among sponsors of the May 2007 AASHTO Visioning Conference (official site). For more information (including to ask for email notification of new postings) please contact Marcus Bowman, IAC Transportation. Email: mb@iacdctransportation.com. Phone: 202-223-7040. Notable Policy Briefs and Research: Statistical analysis, including tables and maps About your commute and directly to PPT slides US Commuting Statistics. (7/25/08) A policy framework for SAFETEA-LU Reauthorization: "Efficient Mobility for America" (EMA). 1-page PDF EMA Fact Sheet and intro page Efficient Mobility for America. (7/14/08) Land Use and Sprawl: Based on NRDC data, U.S. land use is growing at 0.13% per year. Read the research here Sprawl, Smart Growth, and the Statistics (7/14/08) A return to basic economic principles: Managing Supply in the context of Travel Demand (6/11/08) New PowerPoint version: Vehicle Technology Improvement Curve (6/11/08) New PowerPoint version, Driving to/from work accounts for just 5.19% of total U.S. CO2 emissions (PowerPoint Slideshow: Emissions from Driving To/From Work Technology and the Tailpipe (5/29/08) Cars of the Future (4/11/08) The Vehicle Technology Improvement Curve (4/11/08) Analyzing the Environmental Impacts of Driving (4/11/08) Shock statistic: Driving to/from work accounts for just 5.19% of total U.S. CO2 emissions (PowerPoint Slideshow: Emissions from Driving To/From Work) Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT): Environmental Metric? (4/9/08) The Future of Roads and Highways (12/3/07) Growing Vehicle Usage and the Role of Technology (presentation in Beijing, China 10/12/07) A "World-Class Transportation System" for the Future (9/17/07) Analysis of "High-Risk Bridge Types" (published 9/5/07) Thank you for visiting. For a complete list of all publications, including all transportation policy briefs, articles and research: Transportation Policy Briefs . Legal, Terms, Privacy Copyright © 2007-2008 IAC Transportation (division of International Access Corporation). All Right Reserved. Marcus Bowman mb@iacdctransportation.com 202-223-7040.