Metro's Top 50 Rail Survey, puts project costs at $52 Billion

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Survey results of the United States public transportation financial budget for 2001. Expenditures rose 11% this year to $52 billion from last years $46 billion.

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Rail transit projects Bolstered by Public-Private Partnerships

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Review of a current funding trends in the U.S. transportation industry. The fastest growing funding method being public-private partnership funding that benefits both the public and private interests.

Transportation

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Transit crisis: bridging the budget gap

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The $60 million deficit in the transit industry's budget resulted in increased fares, service cuts, and lay offs. Beneficial partnerships with social services and school districts, cost saving initiatives by cutting down unnecessary expenses, adopting non-traditional services and funding have helped the industry in bridging the budget gap.

Management dynamics, Management, Company business management, Company financing, Budget deficits

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