Administration of Mileage Based User Fees in a Multistate Environment - The National Surface Transportation Policy and Revenue Commission, among others, have called for a transition to a mileage-based user fee (MBUF) system to replace fuel taxes as the predominant revenue base for surface transportation. A number of state and national organizations are sponsoring projects to assess various aspects of this concept, including evaluations of infrastructure and vehicle technology and assessments of issues such as public acceptability and privacy.

An Immersion Program for Public Sector Transportation Professionals - The Freight Academy is a comprehensive immersion program focused on goods movement to “train-up” public agency personnel. The goal of the program is to ensure current and future public-sector decisions and investments are made with an understanding of the comprehensive supply chain.

A Multi-State Approach to Addressing Truck Parking Issues - The I-95 Corridor Coalition is assisting its member states in resolving truck parking issues through the development and testing of a real-time information dissemination system to make the most efficient use of available public and private truck parking capacity. The Coalition’s truck parking availability system is designed to advise over-the-road truck drivers on the real-time availability of truck parking spaces.

Rail Operations Studies: Identifying and Making Recommendations to Eliminate Key Rail Choke Points - The I-95 Corridor Coalition is assisting its member states in improving transportation across all modes.  The Coalition’s Mid-Atlantic Rail Operations Study (MAROps) was a ground breaking effort involving the states of New Jersey, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia, along with CSX, Norfolk Southern and Amtrak railroads that undertook the identification, analysis and detailing of transferable methods to assess public benefits of public-private partnerships in financing rail improvements.