Letter from the Guest Editor, Jannet Walker Ford

ISSUE / Women Take Over 2023

  • March 22,2023 |

    Letter from the Guest Editor, Jannet Walker Ford

    Equity,Leadership
    Dear Eno Transportation Weekly Readers, It is an honor and a pleasure to be the guest editor for the 2023 “Women Take Over” edition of Eno Transportation Weekly.  This week’s ETW was...
  • March 21,2023 | Victoria Sheehan

    Leadership in Transportation Research

    Leadership,Workforce
    In 1995, Lillian Borrone became the first woman to Chair the Executive Committee of the Transportation Research Board (TRB).  The Executive Committee is the senior policy body of TRB and its members...
It’s Time to Design Micromobility for Women
Equity,Micromobility,People & The Environment

It’s Time to Design Micromobility for Women

If it was just the occasional inconvenience, it might be easier to brush off. Like when you’re on a train and can’t quite reach the hand strap over your head. Or when your bus can’t easily...

Women at the Frontline of Transit
Buses,Equity,Transit Workforce,Workforce development

Women at the Frontline of Transit

The International Transportation Learning Center (ITLC) was established in 2001 to develop training and career ladder systems for public transportation’s frontline workforce. Since then, we have...

Ensuring the Green Jobs are Good Jobs
Environment,Equity,Workforce development

Ensuring the Green Jobs are Good Jobs

I am a daughter of Alabama, born and raised, and before I joined Jobs to Move America in 2020, I spent 17 years as an union organizer, working on campaigns all over the country. I have been thinking...

This is Our Moment
Equity,Public transit

This is Our Moment

I am the daughter of Patience and mother of Joy, who both gifted me with virtues that define my present outlook on what it takes to advance transformative change. I was born during the global...

Three P’s of Better Bus: People, Priority, and Partnerships
Buses,Equity

Three P’s of Better Bus: People, Priority, and Partnerships

Transit agencies and cities across the country are doubling down on bus— and it’s about time. Before the pandemic, cities like Houston, Baltimore, and Columbus redesigned their bus networks to...

Payments for Mobility: A Gateway to Transportation Access and Financial Inclusion
Equity,Transit Technology

Payments for Mobility: A Gateway to Transportation Access and Financial Inclusion

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...

Recent Health Policy Change Creates New Opportunities for Transportation
Equity,Public health

Recent Health Policy Change Creates New Opportunities for Transportation

There is growing recognition that the health of our nation’s residents is closely tied to the availability of transportation. Transportation is the third most commonly cited barrier to access...

Short Line Railroads’ Environmental Push
Environment,Freight rail

Short Line Railroads’ Environmental Push

Short line railroads touch one out of every five cars moving on the national railroad system, serving customers who otherwise would be cut off from the national railroad network. Short lines move all...

UK Transport Research and Innovation – Reflections and Insights
Environment

UK Transport Research and Innovation – Reflections and Insights

The Chief Scientific Adviser (CSA) is a unique role in the UK Government. Each department that has responsibility to provide independent challenge as well as support and delivery of Science and...

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