Transit agencies across the U.S. are grappling with daunting operating budget shortfalls caused by the depletion of COVID-19 federal relief funds, rising operating costs, and reduced fare revenues. New York and Minnesota have responded by raising taxes, while California and Illinois are taking concrete steps to address this fiscal cliff. Explore how transit advocates raised […]
Save the Date: January 10, 2024! Eno’s Leadership Awards Reception is more than just an event; it's the networking hub of the year for anyone in the transportation sector. Hosted at the elegant Kimpton Monaco in Washington, DC, from 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm, this is where industry leaders converge. 🤝 **Unparalleled Networking**: This isn't […]
Transportation planning has often had destructive consequences for underserved communities. Veronica Davis wants to shed light on those inequalities. In her new book, Inclusive Transportation: A Manifesto for Repairing Divided Communities, Veronica lays out her vision to bring about a new era of transportation planning. During this webinar, Veronica will explain why centering people in […]
In the face of shifting travel patterns, rising costs, and increased interest rates, transportation agencies and local governments are grappling with a crucial question. Can they continue to borrow billions of dollars for airport, transit, highway, and port improvements, and do they have any practical alternatives? Join our panel of transportation finance experts as we […]
The transportation system in the U.S. has been shaped by a core set of ideas that are embedded in professional practice. These ideas – freedom, speed, mobility, vehicles, capacity, hierarchy, separation, control, and technology – have produced a system in which most people are dependent on driving, with all the negative consequences that entails. Shifting […]
View the Slides Watch the Recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jeko4zXQnps Speakers: Jeff Davis, Senior Fellow & Editor, Transportation Weekly, Eno Center for Transportation Moderator: Robert Puentes, President and CEO, Eno Center for Transportation
Watch the Recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuPx1gLj9dA Speakers: Santiago Garces, Chief Innovation Officer, City of Boston Seth Wainer, Program Director of Innovation, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Vincent White, Senior Advisor for Innovation, U.S. Department of Transportation Kimberly Williams, Chief Innovation Officer, Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County Moderator: Philip Plotch, Principal Researcher, Eno Center for Transportation
Download the Slides View the Recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJR7mF6sFEY Speakers: Benny Foltz, CEO, ROAM Share Samantha Herr, Executive Director, North American Bikeshare & Scootershare Association (NABSA) Mia Kohout, CEO, Vancouver Bike Share Inc Waffiyyah Murray, Indego Program Manager, The City of Philadelphia Moderator: Philip Plotch, Principal Researcher, Eno Center for Transportation
Download the Slides Watch the Recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZ_qn1QWSuY Speakers: Jake Berman, Author Nicholas Bloom, Professor, Hunter College Philip Plotch, Principal Researcher, Eno Center for Transportation Moderator: Sohail Husain, Policy Analyst, Eno Center for Transportation
Across the United States, millions of people navigate a transportation system built primarily for drivers—yet one-third of the population does not hold a driver’s license. Involuntary nondrivers, including disabled individuals, low-income communities, the elderly, and other marginalized groups, are often overlooked in transportation planning. This webinar delves into the realities of those who cannot or choose not to drive, as detailed in When Driving Is Not an Option by disability advocate and author Anna Zivarts. Zivarts will discuss how centering transportation design around nondrivers can create healthier, more equitable, and climate-friendly communities for everyone.
Service contracting is a tool that public transit agencies can use to deliver transit services for riders. Contracting is widely employed in the United States; nearly two-thirds of transit agencies […]