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Ahead of the Curb: The Case for Shared Use Mobility (SUM) Zones

January 18, 2017 - TNCs do not have a home on our streets, and freight vehicles do not have enough commercial loading zones and parking places to accommodate booming ecommerce. Enter Shared Use Mobility Zones (SUM Zones), a flexible curb management tool that can help cities reduce congestion, meet their mobility goals, adapt to emerging technologies, and even increase their revenue.

By Greg Rogers |Senior Policy Analyst and Assistant Editor of Eno Transportation Weekly (ETW)

UpRouted: Exploring Microtransit in the United States

In the United States, public transportation agencies are experimenting with on-demand, shared, and dynamic models to augment traditional fixed-route bus and train services. These services—referred to as microtransit— are enabled by technology similar to the mobile smartphone applications pioneered by privately operated transportation network companies.

By Ann Henebery-Phelan |Communications Manager

Where are airline passengers getting the best service?

Eno combined the factors that matter most to fliers to develop a new FlyScore, measuring the quality of service for each metropolitan area. This new metric takes into account the following four variables that matter most to fliers and regional economies.

By Ann Henebery-Phelan |Communications Manager

How do taxes and fees change if air traffic control is privatized?

Congress and the Trump administration have proposed to overhaul air traffic control (ATC) in the United States by removing the ATC function from the federal government and assigning it to a non-profit private corporation.

By Robert Puentes |President and CEO

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