Flow - the Newsletter of the National Center for Transit Research

"Information sharing is a vital activity of NCTR, and it is part of why we call our newsletter Flow," said Joel Volinski, Director of NCTR,

"Our mission is not only to help all traffic on our transportation system flow more smoothly, but also to allow information from our research to flow freely to all who can benefit from it", he added.

On average, NCTR faculty have presented the findings of their research more than 40 times per year at state and national transportation conferences over the past 15 years. NCTR also manages over 20 professional listservs with more than 2,000 subscribers. These listservs provide for the free flow of ideas and information among practicing professionals and developing students. "Flow is yet another example of how we are trying to share the information we generate through our research," said Volinski.

Volume 2 Issue 1

• NCTR hosts National GIS in Transit conference

• Veolia Transportation and NCTR team up to train transit managers

• NCTR students receive APTA Foundation scholarships

• Journal of Public Transportation issues special TDM edition

• NCTR 2007 Student of the Year

• Toolbox for transit event investigation developed

Volume 1 Issue 2

• NCTR emphasizes transportation education

• NCTR hosts TDM, other public transportation listservs

• Economics of travel demand management

• Impact of employer-based program on transit ridership

• Do you get what you incent? netconference

• NCTR 2007 GIS in Transit Conference

Volume 1 Issue 1

• Welcome to Flow!

• Guidebook for Start-Up Transit Agencies

• NCTR Student of the Year 2006

• Striving to be the Best: Employer TDM Programs that Deliver

• NCTR Discussion Forums Help the Flow of Information

• Transit Use Viability Among Older Drivers Losing Driving Privileges

• Bicycle and Transit Integration Under Way in Florida

• NCTR Education Update

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