Interstate Traveler Company
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October 29, 2007 This web page has been created specifically for: Senator Mike Gravel P.O. Box 948 Arlington, VA 22216 sengravel@gravel2008.usDear Senator Gravel, On behalf of the Interstate Traveler Company, I thank you for your visit to our Detroit office on the 25th, we all very much enjoyed your company and look forward to working with you in the future.
I have created this page for you so that you and your associates may have direct access to information that is a part of our collective business case. In the interest of brevity I recommend reviewing our one page operational summary first: Operational Summary. For a brief summary of bullet points, you can click the "How Does It Work?" link on the right side of this web page, and click on the "What's The Big Idea?" link on the right for the 'elevator' pitch. Here is a link to a recent edition of our business plan that is nearly 70 pages and about 11 megs: " The ITC Business Plan " which includes the 'strategic analysis' performed by a team of 5 executive MBA students from Notre Dame. By downloading this business plan, you agree to keep it confidential. Here is the link to the ITC Bibliographic Reference Library which includes a long list of Government Studies going back to the 1970's which all proclaim the ubiquitous demand for a system just like the Interstate Traveler: Here is the link to our FAQ which is 64 of the most common questions:: Here is a link to the energy projection sheet based on all 54,000 miles of the US Eisenhower Interstate Traveler: Here is a link to the ITC Hydrogen Cycle Calculator Here is a link to our General Energy Production Calculator Here is a link to an Excel Workbook which spells out most of our analysis for the 1,456 mile system to cover the Interstate Highways in Michigan Here is the link to the Detroit Metropolitan Area Loop and the PowerPoint presentation that we gave to Mayor Kilpatrick of the City of Detroit MI: Here is a link to the Detroit to Ann Arbor 88 Mile project: Here is a link to v10 of the ITC Proposed Public Private Partnership with the Department's of Transportation for each State wherein we are legally obligated to pay 50% of our net to the Public side. As we talked about in person, this 50% is split into four wherein a quarter goes directly to the Federal Treasury, a quarter goes directly to the State Treasury, a quarter is split by the Counties of said State, and the last quarter is split per capita based on US Census figures such that every legal community in the State gets paid a per capita share to include all Cities, Townships, Villages, Port Authorities and Tribal Lands, to establish a permanent and constantly increasing revenue system that will grow as the system grows. If you have any additional questions, Senator Gravel, please do not hesitate to contact me with all dispatch. Sincerely, |
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