Mayors: Flint Could Happen to Us April 25, 2016 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION Nearly 1 in 3 American mayors think they may already have hurt their own citizens by making cost-saving decisions on...
International trade dispute threatens job security at Plattsburgh Bombardier April 22, 2016 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION One of the North Country’s major employers has found itself in a bitter, international trade dispute. Bombardier, a Canadian company...
U.S. Highway Rules May Get Climate Makeover April 19, 2016 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION The Federal Highway Administration is considering measuring the success of state and local transportation projects by their greenhouse gas emissions....
Tech-Driven Transportation Is Here to Stay April 18, 2016 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION For many years, the way we addressed transportation challenges like traffic congestion, access and information was to build more. More...
Sweeping Changes Needed, Consultants Say, As Metro Leaders Head To Capitol Hill April 13, 2016 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION The D.C. region’s transit system must regain the trust of its customers and jurisdictions by improving safety, reliability, and its...
What One Really Expensive Tunnel Means to U.S. Train Travel April 4, 2016 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION Here’s a story about how business gets done at New York’s Penn Station. In the late 1970s, the escalator connecting...
Washington Metro, 40 and Creaking, Stares at a Midlife Crisis April 3, 2016 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION Jack Evans was a summer intern here in 1976, the year Metro, the capital region’s subway system, opened to rave...
Crumbling infrastructure a road block for self-driving cars April 1, 2016 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION WASHINGTON, April 1 — With the rise of autonomous vehicles, car makers and transportation experts say, they're driving into the...
D.C. Metro Closure A Symptom Of National Transit Funding Woes March 19, 2016 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION This week, the Metrorail system here in Washington, D.C., was shut down for a full day, leaving some 700,000 people...
Uber Actually Makes Public Transit Better, But Mostly for the Rich March 17, 2016 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION It’s an impressively comprehensive report that addresses an important question, says Paul Lewis, vice president of policy and finance at...
Is U.S. Infrastructure Destined to Crumble? March 15, 2016 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION U.S. News recently spoke with Robert Puentes about the most pressing infrastructure challenges, how Los Angeles and Detroit are leading...
How Driverless Cars Can Reshape Our Cities February 25, 2016 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION "I think it might help public transport in many ways. The first, early adopters could very well be a fleet...
