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Frankel: To protect infrastructure, face climate facts

November 15, 2017 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
President Donald Trump has proclaimed November “Critical Infrastructure and Resilience Month.” He is right to recognize the key role that...
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Resilient Infrastructure Can Help Us Adapt to a Warmer World

November 13, 2017 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
President Donald Trump has proclaimed November “Critical Infrastructure and Resilience Month.” He is right to recognize the key role that...
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Taking Transit Beyond the Traditional

November 13, 2017 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
Ridership on most U.S. public transit systems is on the decline. An analysis by the Eno Center for Transportation, comparing...
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Space Coast could help develop futuristic, monorail-like mass transit— again

November 10, 2017 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
It's like a page from science-fiction: A techno transit company, using Jetsons-like pods and magnetic levitation, will build a test...
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Infrastructure Is a Big Ballot Issue

November 1, 2017 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
Last November's election was historic for many of reasons. Transportation stakeholders may remember it as the day when about $250...
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County looks to add to electric bus fleet

October 31, 2017 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
TransIT Services of Frederick County hopes to add several electric buses to its fleet in the coming months, part of...
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Despite excitement over the proposed hyperloop, Hogan leaves public in the dark

October 30, 2017 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
Almost two weeks after Gov. Larry Hogan announced – without the news media present – that work had begun in...
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NJ Transit posts lowest annual ridership since Superstorm Sandy

October 27, 2017 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
NJ Transit's ridership declined 3 percent last year, reflecting the impact of a major crash, a string of derailments and...
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Carmakers hedge bets with electric vehicles

October 24, 2017 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
“Electric vehicles are plain and simple more expensive than gas-powered cars,” Lewis said. “One thing the auto industry has done...
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New flight paths lead to airplane noise complaints across US

October 23, 2017 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
Airliners began flying over Twila Lake’s bungalow-style house in a historic district three years ago, taking off every one to...
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Cautionary Tale for Metro: Contracting Transit Services May Not Save Money

October 23, 2017 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
With Metro under political pressure to reduce labor costs associated with a 12,000-person, heavily unionized workforce, a new study suggests...
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Untying the Traffic Knot

October 16, 2017 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
“The number-one cause of congestion is a healthy economy,” says Paul Lewis, vice president of the Eno Center for Transportation,...
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