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U.S. Chamber of Commerce forms transportation coalition

 Sean Kilcarr, senior editor

Online Exclusive, Jun 27 2001

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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is heading up a national coalition to promote public investment in the nation’s transportation infrastructure. Americans for Transportation Mobility will include lobbying, media and grassroots efforts to support improvements to the nation’s overburdened transportation system, says Thomas Donohue, the chamber’s president and CEO.

“Too few roads, runways and an aging U.S. port system are costing the economy billions of dollars every year,” said Donohue, a former president and CEO of the American Trucking Assns.

The chamber said demand on roads, ports, railroads and waterways can barely accommodate current traffic levels, much less the projected growth in demand.

“Demand is not going to fall with a growing population and a growing economy,” said Donohue. “Cars and trucks should be moving people and products, not idling in traffic adding pollution to the environment.”


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