FHWA Updates Estimates on FY 2020 FAST Act Highway Rescission
November 16, 2016 – The Federal Highway Administration has updated its “what if” forecast to help states plan for the scheduled July 1, 2020 rescission of highway funding.
Inspector General Slams FAA Deployment of NextGen
November 16, 2016 – In a new study published on November 15, the Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Transportation (IG) was critical of the FAA’s NextGen deployment.
Legislators Organize for the Upcoming Congress
November 16, 2016 – Representatives and Senators returned to Washington D.C. this week to hold their first round of organizational meetings to start organizing for the upcoming 115th Congress.
A Transportation Revolution Can’t Run on Autopilot
During the first decade of the Information Age, transportation was something of a backwater for innovation. But over the last several years, excitement around autonomous vehicles and ridesharing – the so-called new mobility – and the ways that these technologies could dramatically alter the cities we know today became a very hot topic.
Trump Wins Presidency; GOP Keeps House; Senate; Many Infrastructure Ballot Questions Win Approval
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Summaries of the 30 Most Important Transportation Ballot Questions
November 9, 2016 – Our short summaries of each of the top 30 ballot initiatives at stake last night follow, in alphabetical order, below. We will be updating our entire database of 375 such ballot measures throughout the week.
Transportation Funding Ballot Initiatives Largely Successful
November 9, 2016 – Beyond the contest between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, voters made enduring decisions on nearly transportation 400 ballot measures in their states, counties, and cities yesterday.
Republicans Keep House Control With Handful of Losses
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GOP Keeps Control of U.S. Senate
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Guest Op-Ed: Automated Vehicles and Minding the Looming Infrastructure Funding Gap
What better way to start the recovery from a divisive election season than to unite around an inspiring technology, to ensure it is rolled out safely and effectively, to help improve the well-being of citizens, and enter the next generation of transportation with an emphasis on multi-passenger, electric, driverless vehicles operated through a ride sharing network.