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<abstract>The scope of the U.S. surface and maritime transportation
systems--which primarily includes roads, mass transit systems,	 
railroads, and ports and waterways--is vast. One of the major	 
goals of these systems is to provide and enhance mobility. With  
increasing passenger and freight travel, the surface and maritime
transportation systems face a number of challenges in ensuring	 
continued mobility. These challenges include: (1) preventing	 
congestion from overwhelming the transportation system, and (2)  
ensuring access to transportation for certain underserved	 
populations and achieving a balance between enhancing mobility	 
and giving due regard to environmental and other social goals.	 
There is no one solution for the mobility challenges facing the  
nation, and numerous approaches are needed to address these	 
challenges. These strategies include: (1) focusing on the entire 
surface and maritime transportation system rather than on	 
specific modes or types of travel to achieve desired mobility	 
outcomes, (2) using a full range of techniques to achieve desired
mobility outcomes, and (3) providing more options for financing  
mobility improvements and considering additional sources of	 
revenue.</abstract>
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