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GEORGE GRAY |
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Organizational Affiliations: Work Background: In his capacity as District Planner (Caltrans, District 11, San Diego), George Gray was responsible for all planning, environmental, and privatization activities in the District. His policy responsibilities included four major international projects: 1) Binational Transportation Planning Study- a $2.5 million study involving four U.S. states and six states in Mexico. 2) International Border Transportation Case Study- a joint effort of the San Diego District, the FHWA, and the regional planning agency (SANDAG) to study cross-border planning issues and the transportation planning processes in California and Baja California, Mexico. 3) California Trade Corridors Study- a study to determine the optimum intermodal transportation capital investment strategies for the movement of goods in and through the continental U.S. West Coast Corridor, including operation and regulatory improvements needed to facilitate international trade corridors. And 4) formation of a bi-national advisory committee including California and Baja California representatives. Mr. Gray served as Deputy District Director of Caltrans (District 4, San Francisco). He was responsible for all the District planning, environmental, public transportation, and transportation studies activities. Mr. Gray was also a liaison with MTC, Commissioner of BCDC, and Board Member of RIDES. He also is very active in the Transportation Research Board where he has served as chair of the Committee on Education and Training, Group Council Member and several other NCHRP and NCTRP committees. Education: Research Interests: Professional Memberships: Publications:
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