• Transportation
  • Public-Private Partnerships in Transportation
  • Mileage-Based User Fees
  • Bicycling + Nonmotorized
  • Car Sharing
  • Community-based Transit
  • Congestion Pricing
  • TechPlan Program
  • Transitway Research
  • Sustainability and Corridor Planning
  • Center for Excellence in Rural Safety
  • Places and Networks (TEA–21)
  • Telecommunications and Telework
• Economic Development
  • Data + Development Resources
  • Economic Competitiveness
  • Industry Cluster Studies
  • Principles of Economic Development
  • Rural Knowledge Clusters
  • Understanding Your Industry
• Rural Safety
  • Center for Excellence in Rural Safety
• Telecommunications
  • Telecommunications + Information Society Policy Forum (TISP)
  • Telecommunications + Telework

Public-Private Partnerships in Transportation

About the Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) in Transportation Policy Task Force

The Policy Task Force on Public-Private Partnerships in Transportation (PPPs) was convened by the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) in April 2011 to identify and examine the potential for expanding the use of PPPs in Minnesota and to recommend strategies for implementation. The PPP Policy Task Force consisted of two dozen members that included state legislators, local-elected officials, transportation, business, labor, environmental and community leaders, who were asked to consider the potential opportunities and challenges related to transportation PPPs in Minnesota. The Task Force met monthly during 2011, with staff support provided by the State and Local Policy Program of the Humphrey School of Public Affairs.