Airline capacity (expressed in available seats) has increased more slowly than the increase in airline passenger travel. Low-cost carriers represent a growing portion of the domestic aviation market. This change has been accompanied by decreasing fares. Network carriers have responded by shifting capacity to international markets and by reducing employment to cut costs.
The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) sponsored research conducted at the Volpe Center aimed to assess the safety equivalence of the passenger rai...
The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) commissioned this study to assess the economic role of public ports and waterways in supporting and ...
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