


Sheraton Metrodome, Minneapolis
The 2004 symposium focused on the forces of change impacting freight transportation and logistics, particularly the movement of goods by truck. Issues such as congestion, security, infrastructure condition, truck availability, cost, and hours-of-service regulations were discussed by representatives from the business community and the public sector. The symposium also addressed how these challenges are impacting other freight transportation modes and what implications they have for future technologies.
Robert Johns, Director, Center for Transportation Studies
Greg West, President, Council of Logistics Management Twin
Cities Roundtable
Gary Petersen, Director of Transportation, General Mills
Gary Peterson shared his perspective on the current issues and challenges facing the freight and logistics industry.
Robert Johns
Jim Butts, Vice President for Transportation, C.H. Robinson Worldwide
Cecil Selness, Transportation Operations Manager, Mn/DOT
John Hausladen, President, Minnesota Trucking
Association
Anita Benson, County Engineer, Lyon County,
Minnesota
Natalio Diaz, Director of Metropolitan Transportation
Services, Metropolitan Council
Greg West, National Sales and Marketing Manager,
C.H. Robinson Worldwide
Richard Stewart, Director, Transportation and Logistics Research
Center, University of Wisconsin—Superior
Dan Murray, Director of Research, American Transportation Research
Institute
Warren Hoemann, Deputy Administrator, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (Invited)
Robert Johns
Sponsored by CTS, in cooperation with: Minnesota Department of Transportation; Minnesota Freight Advisory Committee; Council of Logistics Management Twin Cities Roundtable; Metropolitan Council.