Urban Studies at Rutgers Camden
Transportation Links
Barnegat Lightship, Camden Water Front
Members of the department such as Dr. Russell S. Harrison
have been active in conducting transportation studies for Federal,
State, and local agencies including the Federal Economic Development
Administration, the New York/New Jersey Port Authority, the South
Jersey Port Authority, the Salem Port Authority, and the New
Jersey Department of Transportation. Students in the department
have served in major leadership roles in the U.S.S. New Jersey
Battleship Commission and other preservation/transportation projects.
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT)
is at work for America building a safe transportation system
for the 21st century - one that is international in reach, intermodal
in form, intelligent in character, and inclusive in service.
New Jersey transit
map A good source of transit info and up-coming
transit projects.
New Jersey Department
of Transportation
The Delaware Valley Port Authority A
regional transportation and economic development agency serving
the people of Southeastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey.
DRPA owns and operates the Benjamin Franklin, Walt Whitman, Commodore
Barry, and Betsy Ross bridges.
The USS New Jersey Battleship
Commission was created in 1980 under New Jersey Law to be
an operational commission to provide for the preservation of
the Battleship New Jersey as a historical monument, memorial
and museum once returned to New Jersey
Transportation Alternatives A
discussion group on NYC transportation alternatives and planning.
Carfree Cities Carfree
Cities proposes a delightful solution to the vexing problem of
urban automobiles
California PATH Partners
for Advanced Transit and Highways.
Rail-Volution has
grown into the definitive national conference on building livable
communities. First created as a regional conference in 1995
and spearheaded by Oregon Congressman Earl Blumenauer, it has evolved
into the preeminent gathering place to showcase a bounty of the
best ideas from across the country, the processes used to realize
them, and the tangible results achieved so far.
BART Bay Area Rapid Transit.
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