What’s Ahead for New York? Maybe a Budget ‘Nightmare Scenario’

Roughly half of the operating budget for New York’s buses and subways comes from fares, according to Jeff Davis.Share

Touchless travel could threaten airport jobs

But it’s the entire ecosystem around airports that faces workforce disruption, said Robert Puentes, president and CEO of the Eno Center for Transportation, a nonprofit think tank. Share

Trucking Companies Increasing Pay Could Indicate Greater Trend

“It’s hard to discern whether this is a one-off or whether this is a long-term trend,” Lewis said. Share

How the Biden Administration Will Tackle Travel

Eno’s Jeff Davis gives his take on how the Biden administration could approach COVID-19 travel through customer-oriented regulation.Share

New report finds MTA’s current governance structure isn’t working

Eno’s research report, Transit Reform for Maryland, is discussed in the Baltimore Business Journal. Share

Transportation ballot initiatives did well on Election Day, but not in Portland

Romic Aevaz speculates that a left-right peel-off was responsible for Portland’s 2020 Get Moving initiative’s defeat. Share

Congressional Transportation Leaders Win Re-Election

Eno’s Jeff Davis gives his take on whether or not Congress would consider a highway policy measure prior to the start of the new congressional session in January.Share

At the City Level, Progressives Flex New Power

Romic Aevaz says that regardless of exact ballot initiative results, there is movement towards significant local investments in new rail and mass transit Share

Austin voters to decide ballot measures on sweeping investments in transportation

This article includes information from Eno’s webinar on Austin’s 2020 transportation ballot measure, Project Connect. Share

Can Austin Supersize Transit Without Supercharging Gentrification?

This article includes information from Eno’s webinar on Austin’s 2020 transportation ballot measure, Project Connect. Share