Arguably the most important transportation measure to go before voters is in metropolitan Detroit. Residents there will decide on an ambitious $4.6 billion plan to build out a rail and bus transit system for the largest American region without one.
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October 26, 2016 – The Eno Center for Transportation has compiled a database of 375 state and local ballot initiatives in 26 states relating to transportation (the vast majority of which involve funding) that are up for a vote on Election Day. Together, the ballot questions could raise a quarter-billion dollars for transportation infrastructure.
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October 26, 2016 – By the end of this year, Washington, D.C. will be the inaugural testbed for a new type of delivery service: last-mile ground deliveries, performed by robots, for the low cost of $1. Starship Technologies, a European company, is working with the D.C. City Council to establish a first-of-its-kind pilot program that will allow the company’s robots to conduct package, grocery, and food deliveries within city limits.
October 26, 2016 – While U.S. airline mergers have reduced the number of airlines competing on many routes, it is unfair to blame such mergers for all problems faced by the flying public.
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While all eyes are on the Presidential election this November, this year will also bring a flurry of transportation-related ballot measures as cities, states, and metropolitan areas seek expansions and maintenance of their infrastructure. The Eno Center for Transportation is tracking these measures closely, as they have the potential to…
October 14, 2016 – On November 8 the Motor City will vote on a $4.6 billion light rail and bus rapid transit plan for Southeast Michigan. The core goal of this ambitious plan is to provide a far-reaching public transit system for the largest American city that has never had one.