Study suggests merging Tampa Bay area transit agencies
Transportation exerts a clear impact on economic growth — and the Tampa Bay region is doing it wrong, according to a white paper released this week by the ENO Center for Transportation.
Transportation exerts a clear impact on economic growth — and the Tampa Bay region is doing it wrong, according to a white paper released this week by the ENO Center for Transportation.
The hurdles confronting a regional approach to transportation in Tampa Bay feel like a tale as old as time. Over and over, Hillsborough or Pinellas counties have independently pressed their voters to support a single…
“There’s a proposal that’s on the table. That’s really something we should be able to address, I think, very, very quickly,” Eno Center President and CEO Robert Puentes said. “We’d have enormous transformations. And probably…
Robert Puentes, who heads the non-profit Eno Center for Transportation, says that Metro was designed for another kind of city, where jobs and workers were located in the center. But as the city changes, and…
During a recent conference in Washington, D.C., Paul Lewis, vice-president of policy and finance at the Eno Center for Transportation, talked about how local and regional governments can lead the way in this mobility revolution….
“As we have this conversation on the national level, and as we have these big proposals — very ambitious, very far-reaching — for infrastructure at the national level, cities, states and metropolitan areas and the profit and nonprofit sectors they are working with, are not waiting around for Washington to act,” Robert Puentes, Eno’s president and CEO, said at an event hosted by the Heritage Foundation that was webcast.
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“As we have this conversation on the national level, and as we have these big proposals — very ambitious, very far-reaching — for infrastructure at the national level, cities, states and metropolitan areas and the…
The Eno Center’s vice president of policy and finance at the Eno Center for Transportation Paul Lewis said Thursday that all discussions about infrastructure investment programs should be focused on “what those programs are hoping…
It is difficult to say if prices are going to stay as low as they are today, said Stanford Turner, senior policy analyst at the Eno Center for Transportation, a Washington D.C.-based transportation policy think-tank….
“If you’re moving big heavy stuff and you’re moving it around the world, it’s hard to beat the efficiency of these large ships,” said Robert Puentes, president of the Eno Center for Transportation in Washington,…
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