Technology continues to alter how people and goods move. One innovation that has the greatest potential to upend traditional travel is the automation of driving. Automated vehicles (AVs) could completely transform mobility networks, dramatically improve safety, reduce emissions, and provide access...

The digital and information era has brought about a revolution in transportation services. Wireless networks are ubiquitous, and there is an ever-growing array of mobile applications used to enhance mobility options. Big Data and societal and demographic changes have created an environment in which information systems, shared vehicles, and on-demand services are playing an ever-growing role in transportation. With these huge technological changes, there is the opportunity for public policy to play a forward-thinking role.

Eno is at the forefront of this multifaceted transportation revolution. Eno is leading research, conducting data analysis, organizing workshops, convening public events, and writing policy papers tp provide practical, actionable recommendations for transportation policy makers. To inform this research, Eno’s Digital Cities Advisory Board is a standing body that provides Eno staff with guidance and expertise on all matters related to technology-enabled transportation policy, including:

• Automated & connected vehicles
• Transportation network companies and taxis
• Technology enabled transit
• Technology and traveler information
• The transportation sharing economy
• Technology and freight movement

Jennifer Aument, Transurban

Susan Binder, Cambridge Systematics

Tom Jensen, UPS

Shyam Kannan, WMATA

Kara Kockelman, University of Texas at Austin

Sam LaMagna, Intel

Deron Lovass, NRDC

Ed Mortimer, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Jessica Nigro, Daimler

Brian Pickerall, Booz Allen Hamilton

Andrew Salzberg, Uber

Susan Shaheen, University of California Berkley

David Somo, ON Semiconductor

Burt Tasaico, North Carolina DOT

Larry Yermack, Cubic