Brianne Eby
Brianne Eby is a Senior Policy Analyst at the Eno Center for Transportation, where she manages and conducts research on a variety of transportation policies. Recently, her research has addressed the regulatory aspects of integrating new mobility options into existing transportation services in cities, transportation’s influence on climate and the environment, best practices in congestion pricing, and transit agency governance. Brianne earned her B.A. in Psychology from Indiana University and her M.S. in Environmental Studies from the University of Colorado-Boulder.
Eno Transportation Weekly Articles
Congestion Pricing,Funding & Finance,Governance
Eno Releases New Report on Congestion Pricing Principles for US Cities
May 22,2020 In the United States, cities like San Francisco, Seattle, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC are exploring congestion pricing as one policy tool to address urban mobility challenges. Charging a fee for...
How Might Personal Transportation Behaviors Change as a Result of COVID-19, and What Does That Mean for Policy?
April 07,2020 Over the past few weeks, people all around the world have been asked to drastically change their day-to-day behaviors in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Social (or physical) distancing has been...Media Mentions & Commentary
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COVID-19 has strained PennDOT’s budget, pushing it towards congestion pricing. What might that mean for the state?
Senior Policy Analyst Brianne Eby discusses how congestion pricing may be implemented on the state level following the COVID-19 pandemic. ShareE&E News |