The award has two purposes: to encourage reporting of activities
and programs that have been effective in addressing urban transportation
needs through the development of innovative, practical and balanced
intermodal solutions; and to publicize the role of transportation
professionals in achieving innovative solutions to urban transportation
needs. The Award has been endowed by Post, Buckley, Schuh &
Jernigan Inc. in memory of Daniel W. Hoyt, a Fellow member of ITE, who
was transportation planning manager for Post, Buckley, Schuh &
Jernigan Inc. in Miami, Florida at the time of his untimely death in
April 1991 at the age of 51. Dan was one of the stalwarts of our
profession, consistently giving back to the profession his time, energy
and initiative. A consummate professional, he always strove
energetically for a better solution and a better way.
Award criteria
Past Recipients
- John T. Gard, 2007
- Robert B. Case, 2006
- William
Kloos, 2005
- Kerry
M. Cartwright, Larry L. Cottrill, Gary J. Hamrick, Michale C. Leue
and Larry W. Nye, 2002
- James J. Dale,
Timothy A. Bevan, R. Todd Slind and Kirk McKinley, 2001
- Ron
Van Houten, Joy Van Houten, Richard A. Retting, Charles M. Farmer and
J.E. Louis Melenfant,
2000
- John A. Hubbell, David B. Colquhoun, and M. Kawczynski, 1999
- J. Sam Lott, R. J. Thorstad, 1995
- William L. Schwartz, Sarah J. Hamilton and David A. Bohn, 1994
- Eva Lerner-Lam, John D. Wilkins and Lawrence Yermack, 1993
- Jon M. Elson and Charles A. Felix, 1992
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