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Land Line Now: Jeff Davis Talks Alternative Distribution for Federal Highway Funding
“Land Line Now” is the first daily news and information program designed specifically for America’s truck drivers. The show is broadcast nationwide each day on Sirius XM Satellite Radio’s The Road Dog on Sirius XM Channel 146. Listen to the Podcast: ShareNPR Marketplace |
Chinese electric bus maker BYD faces U.S. ban pushed by Senate and competitors
Hear Jeff Davis weigh in on the latest on the bill to ban Chinese firms from the U.S. public bus market in this segment of Marketplace.The DCist |
Climate Change Is Already Impacting The Region’s Public Transit
Eno's Policy Analyst Brianne Eby discusses the local impacts of climate change and how it could affect public transit in the region.McClatchy DC |
Higher federal gas taxes? Businesses are pushing the idea
Jeff Davis, a senior analyst at the nonpartisan Eno Center for Transportation didn’t think that much is needed. Raising the tax five cents each of the next two years and a penny per year thereafter should be enough, he said. "The higher fuel taxes are the most logical way to stabilize the highway fund, he said. “Nothing comes close to the ease of implementation,” Davis said.Smart Cities Dive |
Lyft pulls e-bikes from San Francisco after battery fires
It’s important to think about the city’s policy goals... If the goal is to reduce vehicle miles traveled, does banning dockless vehicles for however long meet those goals? This is something we can collect data on as we investigate, and I would approach it from that perspective.The Overhead Wire/State Smart Transportation Initiative |
Inside the Transportation Data Tug of War
It’s not necessarily that we need TNC data to regulate the TNCs. We need TNC data just like we need data on cyclists and we need data on private vehicle use and we need data on walking.Biparsian Policy Center |
The Infrastructure Debate – Congestion Pricing
"Traffic buildup is a big issue in cities, especially in cities such as New York. One way officials are trying to control growing congestion is through “congestion pricing.” Brianne Eby, a policy analyst from the Eno Center, gives us an overview of what congestion pricing is and how it may be a better alternative to standard tolling."The Hill |
It’s time for Republicans to lead (again) on climate
"It’s time for new leaders to restore the tradition of environmental stewardship that is so central to Republican principles."Reuters |