Policy-makers at all levels of government are debating a wide range
of options for addressing the nation's faltering economic
conditions. One option that is once again receiving attention is
accelerated investments in the nation's public infrastructure -
that is, highways, mass transit, airports, water supply and
wastewater, and other facilities -- in order to create jobs while
also promoting long-term economic growth. This book examines policy
issues associated with using infrastructure as a mechanism to
benefit economic recovery. Discussed are airline passenger rights
and the federal role in aviation consumer protection; an overview
of the federal public transportation program; improved guidance in
federal-aid highways which could enhance the states's use of
life-cycle cost analysis in pavement selection; passenger rail
security and consistent incident reporting and analysis to achieve
program objectives; and the TSA explosives detection canine
program.
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