Move America: Emerging Tech and Continued Regulatory Uncertainty
September 29, 2023 – On September 26 and 27, the fourth annual MOVE America Conference was held in Austin, Texas.
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September 29, 2023 – On September 26 and 27, the fourth annual MOVE America Conference was held in Austin, Texas.
By Paul Lewis
July 21, 2023 – Sometimes it is the oldest of references that provide the most compelling insights into today’s pressing issues. This includes addressing the high costs and long timelines associated with building rail infrastructure, something that public agencies in the United States are currently working to address.
By Tom Kertscher
The Eno Center for Transportation, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit research group, in 2022 launched a project to examine replacing gasoline taxes with fees based on the number of miles motorists drive. The federal 2021 infrastructure law requires that the Transportation Department do a pilot project on a so-called vehicle miles traveled fee.
By Michael Gerstein
“We haven’t really seen productivity gains in infrastructure because we’ve been doing things the same old way for a long time,” Robert Puentes, president and CEO of the Eno Center for Transportation, told The Verge. ARPA-I has the potential to revitalize the sector, he argued.
March 22, 2023 – When we look around today, we see an increasing array of transportation options available to connect us and our communities. After decades of policies and programs focused on changing driver behavior, mobility innovations have expanded the types of vehicles available, the business models equipped to deliver shared options, and digital platforms enabled to plan a multimodal trip.
By Richard Price
July 7, 2022 – While they do not usually operate transit, state departments of transportation (DOTs) certainly “drive the bus,” metaphorically speaking. DOTs ensure rural and small urban communities have critical transit and mobility services available as a safe, cost effective, energy efficient mode, especially for those with specialized transit needs, such as older adults and people with disabilities.
Bus network redesigns have been a major trend in public transit over the past several years, in part due to the availability of much better data to use for planning […]
New transportation technologies are coming online faster than ever. While many of these emerging technologies are helping to expand our world, they need to be evaluated critically. Todd Litman, author […]
Transit agencies collect a wealth of data on their systems and how riders use and experience them. As transit ridership begins to recover from the pandemic, agencies are leveraging this […]
Dedicated lanes make bus travel more reliable, more responsive, and can reduce crowding. As transit agencies consider building and operating bus lanes, lessons from Los Angeles’s Flower Street pilot provides […]
By Paul Lewis
April 15, 2021 – This week, Eno released three evaluation reports that aim to understand how the pilots performed during their first year of service. These reports include an evaluation of the MOD pilot in the Los Angeles region, the evaluation of the MOD pilot in the Puget Sound region, and a summary document of the lessons learned and recommendations for other agencies.
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, King County Metro, and Sound Transit have been piloting mobility on demand (MOD) services to provide enhanced access to rail stations. Eno recent released […]
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