Essential transportation technologies, such as connected vehicles, tolling payment systems, back office systems, and road side units, need to be secure. But cybersecurity has often been an afterthought, ensuring that systems are vulnerable. A growing gap between security and reliance on the Internet of Things, exemplified and magnified within transportation, is part of a dangerous […]
This webinar is led by Carmen Bianco, who was the CEO of New York City Transit. He will discuss his experiences with how transit agencies can encourage riders to return following a crisis. Speakers: Carmen Bianco, Former CEO, New York City Transit Robert Puentes, President and CEO, Eno Center for Transportation Watch the Recording:
Immediate concerns about the ability of the food supply chain to meet customer demand have abated following the initial wave of panic buying, but concerns remain for the coming year. As the reported cases among meat packers and food processers have highlighted, one concern that will stay with us and probably increase as society reopens […]
With Congress scrambling to address unprecedented unemployment and an economy in free-fall, negotiations over stimulus packages present new possibilities for one of the Trump administration’s long-promised priorities: infrastructure. In this webinar, we will explore new and innovative policy approaches that will generate more value from existing U.S. infrastructure, including asset recycling and public-private partnerships. We […]
This webinar is led by Rob Britton, who led communications for American Airlines after 9/11. He will discuss lessons learned for transportation and other organizations recovering from a serious crisis. Speakers: Rob Britton, Former Managing Director of Advertising, American Airlines Robert Puentes, President and CEO, Eno Center for Transportation Watch the Recording:
This webinar summarizes Eno's latest research report titled Congestion Pricing in the United States: Principles for Developing a Viable Program to Advance Sustainability and Equity Goals. There is no silver bullet to fix the woes of urban mobility and access, but congestion pricing is a proven, viable, and effective tool. Charging a fee for the […]
Jennifer Aument leads the development and operations of major toll roads in North America on behalf of Transurban – one of the largest infrastructure developers in the world and a market leader in private-private partnerships. She will discuss the role the private sector can play in driving job creation and innovation through the delivery of […]
Eno’s Jeff Davis summarizes the funding levels and major programmatic changes under the $490 billion surface transportation authorization bill released by the House Democrats this week. Speakers: Jeff Davis, Senior Fellow and Editor, Eno Center for Transportation Alice Grossman, Senior Policy Analyst, Eno Center for Transportation Download the Slides Watch the Recording:
This webinar features Ed Emmett, who led the Harris County Office of Emergency Management during several natural disasters, Hurricane Ike, and the floods spawned by Hurricane Harvey. In that role, he managed the preparation, response, and recovery efforts of local governments, law enforcement, logistics teams, nonprofit organizations, and the general public. He will share leadership […]
Public transportation has been hit particularly hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. The stay at home orders have dramatically reduced ridership, fares, and tax revenues, while the ongoing health concerns about […]
In just a few months, the paradigm for transit has been upended. Agencies and the organizations that support them are adopting radically different operational models to meet essential needs balanced […]
Behavioral scientists have been studying how people make transportation decisions and how we can get them to make choices that are better for health, the environment, and traffic safety. But […]