Romic Aevaz
Romic Aevaz is a former Policy Analyst at the Eno Center for Transportation, where he conducted research on a variety of transportation policies. He helped lead Eno’s transit cost and project delivery research initiative, and has contributed to publications on data policy and fare integration for mobility on demand pilots. Prior to joining Eno, Romic worked as a research intern at the Brookings Institution, where he contributed to research on the workforce implications of autonomous vehicles and the role of infrastructure policy in gubernatorial elections. During his time as an undergraduate, Romic also worked at the Mayor’s Office in Austin, where he was involved in the implementation of various strategic mobility initiatives as well as stakeholder outreach during the city’s land use plan overhaul. Romic earned his B.A. in Government and Humanities at The University of Texas at Austin.
Eno Transportation Weekly Articles
Tackling Governance in Transit Megaprojects – Key Lessons from Eno’s Examination of Transit Governance in Austin
April 22,2022 Over two dozen new rail transit projects are set to open for service across the United States by 2030. There will likely be even more proposed projects given the significant infusion of federal...