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SUMMARY:Webinar: How Disruptions to Our Transportation System Can Impact Food Supply
DESCRIPTION: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 is the availability of workers\, from the farm through processing to the grocery store or restaurant. Transportation is the vital link between all these segments. This webinar will focus on how disruptions to transportation\, particularly within the trucking labor force\, could rise to an industry-level problem. \nSpeakers:\nAndrew Novakovic\, Ph.D.\, Professor of Agricultural Economics\, Director of Land Grant Programs; Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management at Cornell University \nRomic Aevaz\, Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nAndrew Novakovic is a professor of agricultural economics at Cornell University and director of Land Grant Programs for the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management. His research focuses on the economics of agricultural and food product markets\, particularly dairy foods. This includes the economics of food distribution\, the operation of food processing and marketing\, and the regulation of the United States’ food supply. \nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-how-disruptions-to-our-transportation-system-can-impact-food-supply/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200520T171500
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SUMMARY:Road to Recovery Webinar: Carmen Bianco
DESCRIPTION: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. \nSpeakers:\nCarmen Bianco\, Former CEO\, New York City Transit\nRobert Puentes\, President and CEO\, Eno Center for Transportation \nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/road-to-recovery-webinar-carmen-bianco/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200519T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200519T183000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Transportation Cybersecurity: Understanding Risks and Creating a Culture of Security
DESCRIPTION: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 trend transportation officials will continue to combat at ever increasing complexity. BlackBerry is particularly aware of this threat as their technology is embedded in 150 million automobiles worldwide. This webinar will discuss strategies for protecting systems\, creating a culture of security\, and providing some understanding of the technologies and techniques used to battle cyber threats. \nSpeakers:\nCharles Eagan\, Chief Technology Officer\, Blackberry\nPaul Lewis\, Vice President of Policy and Finance\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\n \nAppointed in June 2018\, Charles Eagan is the Chief Technology Officer for BlackBerry. In this role\, Charles is responsible for the advancement of new technologies\, driving innovation within emerging markets and advancing security capabilities that leverage AI and Machine Learning. He is also responsible for technology partnerships and overseeing the standardization and integration of all company products with an emphasis on helping drive BlackBerry’s Internet of Things platform. \nCharles was previously the Global Head of Electronics at Dyson Ltd (U.K.)\, focused on IoT device deployment. Prior to that he served as BlackBerry’s Global Head of Device Software\, and spearheaded development of the BlackBerry 10 operating system and the transition to secure Android. \nCharles was formerly Vice President of Engineering for QNX Software\, where he concentrated on the automotive and embedded markets. He also worked at Cisco and directed development of the seminal CRS-1 carrier routing system. \nIn 2008\, Charles co-founded Crank Software\, a company dedicated to the development of embedded tools and technologies that enabled rapid building of highly functional graphical interfaces. Earlier in his career\, he built connected devices for Honda in the areas of process control\, factory automation and robotics. \nCharles is a noted speaker\, thought leader and IoT expert who has been at the forefront of new frontiers in digital connectivity for over three decades. He graduated with honors from the University of Waterloo (Canada) with a bachelor’s degree in applied mathematics and electrical engineering minor. \nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-transportation-cybersecurity-understanding-risks-and-creating-a-culture-of-security/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200514T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200514T183000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: The Adoption and Travel Impacts of Teleworking: Will It Be Different This Time?
DESCRIPTION:From Alvin Toffler’s (1980) “electronic cottage\,” to Peter Drucker’s (1993) declaration that commuting to an office was obsolete\, through countless disruptions ever since\, people have predicted the widespread adoption of working from home\, with concomitant benefits to congestion\, fuel consumption\, and emissions.  Yet while telecommuting has seen steady growth in the “information era\,” overall levels have remained modest—until recently\, when the COVID-19 pandemic has forced its adoption on an unprecedented scale.  What will happen when it is safe to go back to the office?  Will managers and staff alike embrace the benefits of working from home\, or will it be back to business as usual? This webinar offers a snapshot of the present\, reviews past research and experience on the adoption and travel-related impacts of telecommuting and reflects on future implications for transportation. \nSpeakers:\nPatricia Mokhtarian\, Ph.D.\, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering\, Georgia Institute of Technology\nAlice Grossman\, Ph.D.\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nPatricia Mokhtarian is the Susan G. and Christopher D. Pappas Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) at the Georgia Institute of Technology. She joined Georgia Tech in 2013\, after 23 years at the University of California\, Davis\, where she was a CEE Professor\, Associate Director for Education of the Institute of Transportation Studies\, and Founding Chair of the Transportation Technology and Policy Graduate Group. Prior to that\, she spent nine years in regional planning and consulting in Southern California\, after completing her PhD at Northwestern University. Dr. Mokhtarian has specialized in the application of rigorous quantitative methods to the study of travel behavior for more than 35 years. A key research interest has been the impact of telecommunications technology on travel behavior\, with additional interests in land use and transportation interactions\, attitudes toward travel itself\, multitasking\, travel time budgets\, induced demand\, and congestion-response behavior. She has authored or co-authored more than 200 refereed journal articles\, technical reports\, and other publications\, including more than 40 peer-reviewed articles relating to telecommuting. She is a recent Past Chair of the International Association for Travel Behavior Research and serves on the editorial boards of nine transportation journals. \nDownload the Slides \nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-the-adoption-and-travel-impacts-of-teleworking-will-it-be-different-this-time/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200513T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200513T174500
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SUMMARY:Road to Recovery Webinar: John Porcari
DESCRIPTION:This webinar is led by John Porcari\, who served as the Deputy Secretary of Transportation during the 2009 recession. He will discuss his experiences with an economic crisis and what that means for the transportation industry. \nSpeakers:\nJohn Porcari\, former United States Deputy Secretary of Transportation\nRobert Puentes\, President and CEO\, Eno Center for Transportation \nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/road-to-recovery-webinar-john-porcari/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200512T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200512T183000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Geofencing and the Potential of Connected Vehicles
DESCRIPTION:Full obedience of traffic rules and regulations and the ability to dynamically change them\, depending on the current situation in a city or on a motorway\, would enable a completely new toolbox for traffic planners. In Sweden\, dynamic environmental zones that are triggered by thresholds in air pollution or digitally-enforced speed regulations outside schools are currently be tested. To a large extent\, the technology is already available and the Swedish Transport Administration is working together with the city of Gothenburg and Stockholm to develop the ability to deliver traffic rules and regulations digitally to connected vehicles through a national road database. This webinar will discuss current and future applications of geofencing technology and what capabilities that will be needed from transport authorities in order to make full use of its potential. \nSpeakers:\nJohannes Berg\, Senior Adviser for Digitalization of the Transport System\, Swedish Transport Administration\nAlice Grossman\, Ph.D.\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nJohannes Berg is Program Manager for a four-year R&D platform on geofencing at the Swedish Transport Administration. The platform gathers key actors from the public sector\, car industry\, tech industry\, and academia with the aim of promoting a full-scale implementation of geofencing in Sweden and the Nordic countries. Johannes previously served as Project Manager for Smart City projects in the city of Stockholm and as a Senior Adviser at the ministry of enterprises expert authority Transport Analysis\, where he initiated the first Swedish simulations studies on the impacts of autonomous vehicles. \nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-geofencing-and-the-potential-of-connected-vehicles/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200507T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200507T183000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Dynamic Streets\, Curbs\, and Sidewalks in COVID-19
DESCRIPTION:Previous plans to expand bike networks and more space for pedestrians are being fast-tracked as stay-at-home orders for COVID-19 demand more room for people to adequately practice social distancing while remaining active and making trips for essential goods and services. As cities move quickly\, it is important for them to have tools to rapidly create these new policies and communicate them easily to mobility operators and the public. Cities across the world\, from Oakland to Denver to Milan to Paris\, are moving to free up more space for pedestrians and cyclists\, often by accelerating existing plans. This webinar will discuss how cities are taking action and how new digital tools can support more dynamic management of their streets\, curbs\, and sidewalks. \nSpeakers:\nRodney Stiles\, Head of Policy\, Populus\nPaul Lewis\, Vice President of Policy and Finance\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nAs the Head of Policy at Populus\, Rodney leads development of the team’s policy agenda\, communications\, and relationships with cities around the world. Previously\, he worked at the New York Taxi and Limousine Commission where he led taxi and ride-hail policy and data reporting. He also worked as a demographer for the New York City Department of Planning\, developing solutions to help the city plan for its future. His interests include walking\, biking\, and data visualization. He is a 2009 graduate of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University. \nDownload the Slides \nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-dynamic-streets-curbs-and-sidewalks-in-covid-19/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200429T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200429T183000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: There's No Tool Like Curbs: The Powerful Mobility Tool Every City Already Has
DESCRIPTION:Cities are looking to their transportation systems to promote mobility\, safety\, equity\, climate and accessibility goals. Some trends\, such as the growth in e-commerce and ride-hailing\, are making these achieving these goals more complex. Cities can be stymied\, sometimes by other levels of government\, in efforts to combat congestion. But cities typically exercise significant control over their streets\, sidewalks and curb space. Curb space management policy is a powerful tool cities already have\, which\, if leveraged strategically\, can be a powerful tool to reach mobility goals. This webinar will discuss the ways cities can develop policies for valuable curb space to drive their larger objectives. \nSpeakers:\nDawn Miller\, Head of Policy and Partnerships\, COORD\nBrianne Eby\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nDawn Miller is Coord’s Head of Policy and Partnerships. She previously served as Chief of Staff at the New York City Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC)\, the City agency that oversees New York City’s taxi\, car service and ride-hailing industries. Dawn launched TLC’s Research and Evaluation practice\, serving as its first director\, and worked as a researcher at the Urban Institute in Washington\, DC. She lives with her husband and son in Brooklyn and loves parks\, bikes\, beaches\, stoop-sitting and group fitness. \nDownload the Slides \nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/theres-no-tool-like-curbs-the-powerful-mobility-tool-every-city-already-has/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200416T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200416T200000
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SUMMARY:Eno/MAX VIP Roundtable
DESCRIPTION:Eno President and CEO Robert Puentes summarized rapidly-emerging transit trends in light in COVID. Eno Transportation Weekly editor and Senior Fellow Jeff Davis\, a nationally-recognized expert on federal transportation funding and policy\, explained and analyzed the billions of dollars in emergency assistance provided to the transit sector in the recent coronavirus relief package\, as well as how the Executive Branch is handling distribution. Jeff has also been tracking the prospects for future COVID relief packages and provided a status update on those efforts. \nDownload the Slides Here\nView the Recording:\n \n  \n\n 
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/eno-max-vip-roundtable/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200325T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200325T183000
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SUMMARY:Rapid Response Webinar: The Coronavirus Relief Package & Transportation
DESCRIPTION:In this Rapid Response webinar\, Eno’s Jeff Davis will explain and analyze the billions of dollars in emergency assistance that will be provided to the transportation sector by the massive coronavirus relief package that Congress hopes to finalize this week. \nSpeakers:\nJeff Davis\, Senior Fellow\, Eno Center for Transportation\nRobert Puentes\, President and CEO\, Eno Center for Transportation \nDownload the Slides \nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/rapid-response-webinar-the-coronavirus-relief-package-and-transportation/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200324T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200324T183000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Urban Planning\, Transportation\, and Public Health Collaborations
DESCRIPTION:This webinar will describe several ways in which urban planners are working with data sources and colleagues in public health and healthcare. Case studies show how collaboration is being used to improve planners’ ability to make data-driven decisions\, measure the outcomes of a program that expands transit access\, and broaden their understanding of how well the built environment and transportation access are helping to ensure the health\, safety\, and welfare of residents. This webinar will inform planners\, DOTs\, and researchers of existing resources that can be used in new ways. \nSpeakers:\nRenee Autumn Ray\, Strategy and Innovation Leader\, Conduent Transportation\nAlice Grossman\, Ph.D\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nRenee Autumn Ray is an urban planner who has worked in transportation and public health planning\, policy\, operations\, and data evaluation. Renee focuses on reducing barriers to access for vulnerable populations\, including people who have low incomes or disabilities\, are unbanked\, or lack smartphones. She currently leads innovation and strategy for Conduent Transportation\, a technology company which includes payment processing\, enforcement\, and data analytics for transit\, curbside management\, road user charging\, and public safety. Renee also serves on the Board of Directors for Georgia Bikes and on the Transportation Research Board committees for Intelligent Transportation Systems and Innovative Public Transport Services and Technologies. \nDownload the Slides  \nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-urban-planning-transportation-and-public-health-collaborations/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200312T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200312T183000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: OK Vroomer: Millennials and Car Culture
DESCRIPTION:In this webinar\, we will discuss how for many people\, owning and using a car symbolizes social status and personal image and how this symbolic value reinforces car consumption. In addition\, we will discuss the key differences between age and generational effects and the tools that are needed to disentangle them. Lastly\, we will then summarize recent findings on whether or not Millennials truly differ from previous generations in terms of their car ownership and use\, as well as Millennial attitudes toward cars and urban living. \nSpeakers:\nJoanna Moody\, Ph.D.\, Research Program Manager\, Mobility Systems Center\, MIT Energy Initiative (MITEI) \nBrianne Eby\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nJoanna Moody is the Research Program Manager for the MIT Energy Initiative’s Mobility Systems Center and a coordinating author of Insights into Future Mobility\, a new report culminated from MITEI’s three-year Mobility of the Future study. Joanna coordinates a team of multidisciplinary researchers exploring the future of the transportation sector in a decarbonizing world. Her research uses econometrics and psychometrics to explore the interactions between attitudes and individual travel behavior\, with a particular focus on understanding alternatives to private car ownership and use. \nDownload the Slides (Recording Currently Unavailable)
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-ok-vroomer-millennials-and-car-culture/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200226T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200226T193000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Data on Demand
DESCRIPTION:This webinar is an overview of Data on Demand\, which is the second paper in our research report series examining the Case Study in the Los Angeles and Puget Sound Regions. Click here to view the entire report.  \nIn this webinar\, Eno’s Alice Grossman and Paul Lewis will examine the data needs that agency staff need to consider when developing MOD agreements with private providers. Background information on elements of data sharing in this context includes general state of the practice\, and challenges and opportunities for transit agencies. The FTA Mobility on Demand Sandbox project in the Los Angeles and Puget Sound regions will serve as a case study with robust data sharing between multiple parties. Both general information and the case study help provide examples of various levels of success in developing and implementing these types of collaborations. This webinar will inform transit agencies\, private MOD providers\, and researchers of elements to consider when developing data sharing agreements. \nSpeakers:\nAlice Grossman\, Ph.D.\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation\nPaul Lewis\, Vice President of Policy and Finance\, Eno Center for Transportation \nDownload the Slides\n\nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-data-on-demand/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200212T190000
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SUMMARY:Rapid Response Webinar: The President's Infrastructure Plan and the FY21 Budget
DESCRIPTION:On February 10\, 2020\, the Trump Administration released its fiscal 2021 budget request\, which includes a ten-year\, $810 billion surface transportation reauthorization outline as part of a $1 trillion federal infrastructure spending initiative. In this rapid response webinar\, Eno’s Jeff Davis breaks down the reauthorization proposal and the rest of the budget request. \nSpeaker:\nJeff Davis\, Senior Fellow and Editor\, Eno Center for Transportation
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/rapid-response-webinar-the-presidents-infrastructure-plan-and-the-fy21-budget/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200206T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200206T193000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Making the Grade: MDOT MTA’s Core Bus Performance Monitoring Program
DESCRIPTION:Following the 2017 launch of BaltimoreLink\, a complete network redesign of the Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration (MDOT MTA) Core Bus system\, the MDOT MTA Office of Service Development worked alongside consultants Foursquare ITP to develop a robust route-level performance monitoring program. \nThis webinar will focus on virtually all aspects of the performance monitoring program\, from conceptual development; to the four service pillars; to meaningful application\, presentation\, and usage of ongoing results. It will address MDOT MTA’s route grading system\, visualized via “Report Cards” as well as an interactive online dashboard system that allows for easy analysis of trends over any timeframe. Finally\, the webinar will touch on successful service changes MDOT MTA has implemented directly after pinpointing issues through performance monitoring. Learn about how MDOT MTA service planners use this powerful program to review route reports\, grades\, and trends\, drilling down to minute route details at the click of a button. \nSpeakers:\nThomas Hewitt\, Jr.\, Director of Service Development\, Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration (MDOT MTA)\nJeremy Strauss\, Senior Transportation Planner\, Foursquare Integrated Transportation Planning (Foursquare ITP)\nBrianne Eby\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nTom Hewitt\, Jr. is the Director of Service Development at the Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration (MDOT MTA). In 2017\, Tom led the creation of the service plan\, bus stop optimization\, and operating implementation for BaltimoreLink\, a complete redesign and rebranding of MDOT MTA’s Core Bus service. Since BaltimoreLink’s launch\, Tom has developed bus stop design guidelines\, bus service standards\, and performance monitoring guidelines\, each of which provides a plan for continued service growth and improvement. Tom has been instrumental in shaping MDOT MTA’s ongoing Core Bus performance monitoring program as a tool to identify successes and deficiencies as catalysts to make necessary service changes or adjustments. \nJeremy Strauss is a senior transportation planner at Foursquare ITP\, a multimodal transportation planning firm in Rockville\, MD. Jeremy has worked with clients in the Washington\, DC-Baltimore region and beyond on a variety of transit service planning\, performance monitoring\, TDM\, and Title VI projects. He is currently the consultant task lead for the Maryland Department of Transportation Maryland Transit Administration’s (MDOT MTA) Core Bus performance monitoring program\, an initiative to consistently track service on safety\, efficiency\, reliability\, and customer service metrics. \n\nWatch the Recording:\n\n 
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-making-the-grade-mdot-mtas-core-bus-performance-monitoring-program/
CATEGORIES:Webinars
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Understanding How Women Travel
DESCRIPTION:What are the needs and experiences of women traversing LA County? LA County Metro recently released a report\, “Understanding How Women Travel\,” in a first-of-its-kind effort to answer this question. Developing from Metro’s Women and Girls Governing Council\, this study aimed to collect data and offer findings that can help improve women’s safety and comfort on transit and attract and retain women to the Metro system. To ensure a comprehensive approach that captured the diverse needs and experiences of women in LA County\, the project team deployed an innovative\, mixed-methods approach to capture quantitative data as well as qualitative data from hard-to-reach rider populations including women experiencing homelessness\, women immigrants\, and women with disabilities. In this webinar\, panelists will discuss the origin of the project\, the methods used\, and the key findings from the study. \nSpeakers:\nChelsea Richer\, Associate\, Fehr & Peers\nClaudia Galicia\, Senior Manager\, Transportation Planning at LA Metro\nMeghna Khanna\, Senior Director\, Countywide Planning & Development at LA Metro\nAlice Grossman\, Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation\n \n\nWatch the Recording:\n\n\n 
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/understanding-how-women-travel/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200113T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200113T193000
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SUMMARY:Eno's 2020 TRB Reception
DESCRIPTION:Join the Eno Center for Transportation for our annual TRB reception. Attendees will not only have the opportunity to learn more about Eno’s ongoing projects\, but will also network with the transportation industry’s top public and private sector executives\, leading policy researchers\, distinguished professors\, and diverse alumni from Eno’s professional development programs. \nThe free reception will feature two drink tickets and hors d’oeuvres. RSVPs are strongly encouraged as admission is limited based on space capacity. Don’t wait\, RSVP today \nFree Reception | 1 Drink Ticket | Hors d’oeuvres \nEno’s Annual TRB Reception is in conjunction with the Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting. \nWhen:  6 – 7:30pm\, Monday\, January 13\, 2020\nWhere: Residence Inn by Marriott Washington Downtown/Convention Center\, 901 L Street Northwest\, Shaw Ballroom A & B\, Washington\, DC 20001 \nClick here to RSVP.
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/enos-2020-trb-reception/
CATEGORIES:Events
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Implementing MaaS in Your Region: What We Know So Far
DESCRIPTION:As an industry\, we love talking about innovative solutions and how to bring in the next hottest trend or technology. Looking back on 2019\, the hot topic was Mobility-as-Service (MaaS)\, but do you know how to implement a MaaS strategy in your region? The “now what” is often left untold – until now. Join us for a 30-minute\, high-energy webinar to hear how to implement MaaS. Crissy Ditmore\, Cubic’s Director of Strategy\, will lay out the relevancy of private transportation’s subscription-based model for the public transportation industry. She’ll reveal international lessons learned as MaaS continues to iterate across the globe. By the end of the webinar\, you’ll be ready to lead the charge on MaaS for your community. \nSpeakers:\nCrissy Ditmore\, Director of Strategy\, Cubic Transportation Systems\nRomic Aevaz\, Policy Analyst\, Eno Transportation Center \n\nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-implementing-maas-in-your-region-what-we-know-so-far/
CATEGORIES:Events,Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191205T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191205T210000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Implementing Change with WMATA
DESCRIPTION:Transit agencies across the country are experiencing rapid change and innovation. In this Innovation Exchange\, members of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority’s Office of Strategic Initiatives will discuss how they manage change and implement business transformation at their agency. Since its inception in 2017\, Strategic Initiatives has worked with departments across the organization to improve WMATA’s operations. Under the direction of the Executive Vice President of Strategy\, Planning and Program Management\, the team collaborates to improve safety\, delivery\, and efficiency by testing new approaches and implementing solutions that benefit operations and the customer. From refining overnight track access processes to building a document repository system with a governance features\, Strategic Initiatives is tackling some of the most difficult challenges in transit operations. Team members will explain how they have established themselves in the organization\, and the key lessons they’ve learned for successful implementation of projects and change. \nSpeakers:\nJayme Johnson\, Director\, Strategic Initiatives\, WMATA\nElissa McDade\, Senior Program Manager\, Strategic Initiatives\, WMATA \n\nWatch the Recording:\n \n\nWMATA’s Office of Strategic Initiatives is a unique group of individuals implementing strategic change and business improvement\, and they hail from industries beyond transit – navy\, consulting\, police\, technology\, entertainment and more. Strategic Initiatives leadership consists of Jayme Johnson\, Elissa McDade and Kevin Coyne. Jayme Johnson has been Director of Strategic Initiatives since 2017\, which followed a year as a management consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton and ten years as a police inspector in London’s Metropolitan Police. Elissa McDade is a Senior Program Manager and has been with WMATA since 2017. Prior to WMATA\, Elissa worked as a Community Planner at the Federal Transit Administration\, Director of Client Engagement for a small software firm\, Project Management Consultant in Home Entertainment\, and worked in the local and regional government in San Luis Obispo\, CA. Kevin Coyne is a Senior Operations Advisor to the COO. Prior to WMATA\, Kevin served as a Naval Officer for over 20 years and worked as a Senior Operations Manager at Amazon.  
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/innovation-exchange-implementing-change/
CATEGORIES:Events,Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191121T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191121T203000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Mobility as a Service: How to Share and Play Nice
DESCRIPTION:Mobility as a Service (MaaS) has been a buzzing topic over the past few years. Interest in this movement has grown out of consumers and transportation providers recognizing that travel needs may not be met optimally by a single mode or service. The emerging set of private and public entities offering MaaS platforms show early signs of two very different approaches: walled gardens vs. open ecosystems. Landon Reed will introduce some of the competing interests driving these approaches\, how some agencies have responded to proliferating mobility services\, and share some of the work IBI Group has done in the space. \nSpeakers:\nLandon Reed\, Transit Data Specialist\, IBI Group\nAlice Grossman\, PhD\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-mobility-as-a-service-how-to-share-and-play-nice/
CATEGORIES:Events,Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191113T140000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191113T170000
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SUMMARY:Aviation Working Group (By Invitation)
DESCRIPTION:Eno’s Aviation Working Group is a standing advisory group on all matters relating to aviation policy. The group provides Eno staff with insights\, knowledge\, feedback\, and guidance on how to approach some of the most challenging contemporary aviation issues. The goal of the group  is to \n(1) educate the public at large as well as policy makers as to the importance of the aviation industry to the U.S. economy; \n(2) identify the roadblocks to progress\, innovation\, and modernization; and \n(3) propose bold\, pragmatic policy solutions to help tackle those challenges. \nThe fall meeting will focus on Eno’s current project on UAS Integration. Eno is researching alternatives for certifying and integrating unmanned aerial systems  into the national airspace system and crafting clear and actionable policy recommendations for a path forward. \nFor a list of Aviation Working Group members\, please see the list on the sidebar of the Aviation issue page.
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/aviation-working-group-by-invitation/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191112T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191112T193000
DTSTAMP:20260406T102125
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Contracting for Mobility
DESCRIPTION:New privately-run mobility services are now ubiquitous in many urban regions. While these services are private ventures\, companies and public entities can partner to deliver services that augment or enhance public transit. Of course\, public transportation agencies contracting with private entities for services is not a new concept. Agencies routinely form agreements for services\, ranging from information technology to station cleaning to bus and paratransit operations. Lessons and best practices for those traditional agreements abound. \nWhat is different with the new mobility on-demand (MOD) services is that they are often run by startup companies with different business models and expectations. Public agencies and MOD companies alike have limited experience contracting on these types of services.  In this webinar\, we will review Eno’s recent case study on the contracts for the MOD Sandbox pilot projects in the Los Angeles and Puget Sound regions. We will discuss the nuances of interactions between private companies and public agencies\, including non-disclosure agreements and data sharing\, and provide recommendations for how the contracting process can be improved to ensure better project outcomes. \nSpeakers:\nAlice Grossman\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation\nPaul Lewis\, Vice President of Policy and Finance\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-contracting-for-mobility/
CATEGORIES:Events,Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191107T210000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191107T213000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Analyzing Bus Ridership Decline
DESCRIPTION:Following six years of consecutive decline\, bus ridership in the United States attained its lowest level ever recorded in history last year. In this webinar\, Dr. Berrebi will explain reasons and potential solutions to this decline through analysis of passenger count data between 2012 and 2018 at 50\,000 bus stops in four cities: Portland\, Miami\, Minneapolis/St. Paul\, and Atlanta. Data show that in all four cities\, neighborhoods with high proportions of white residents lost ridership at the fastest rate. In Miami and Atlanta\, places with high concentrations of college-graduates also correlate with ridership decline. These results suggest that changes in the travel behavior of choice riders may explain the bulk of the decline. Dr. Berrebi will discuss the inelasticity between frequency and ridership and recommend service\, policy\, and infrastructure solutions for transit agencies. \nSpeakers:\nSimon Berrebi\, PhD\, Postdoctoral Fellow at the Georgia Institute of Technology\nAlice Grossman\, PhD\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nDr. Simon Berrebi is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Georgia Institute of Technology\, where he conducts research on transit ridership. During his Ph.D.\, Simon developed a real-time dispatching method to avoid bus-bunching\, which was implemented on three high-frequency transit routes in Atlanta\, GA\, and San Antonio\, TX. He founded DynamicTime\, and software company helping transit agencies implement dynamic tools to improve operations. Simon is also the founder and past executive director of MARTA Army\, an Atlanta-based non-profit empowering 400 volunteers to improve transit amenities in their own neighborhoods. \nDownload the Slides\nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-analyzing-bus-ridership-decline/
CATEGORIES:Events,Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191106T210000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191106T213000
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SUMMARY:Rapid-Response Webinar: Transportation at the Ballot Box 2019
DESCRIPTION:On November 5\, in addition to a slew of gubernatorial\, state legislative\, and mayoral elections\, voters across 20 states will decide on over 100 transportation-related ballot measures totaling over $11 billion in potential investment. This year’s ballot initiatives include not only bonds and local tax measures\, but also proposed limitations on state revenue collection in Colorado and Washington with significant implications for future infrastructure funding. \nOn November 6\, Eno will present initial findings on the election results\, including which key ballot measures passed and failed and what these off-year outcomes can tell us about the future of transportation governance\, investments\, and ballot initiatives in 2020 and beyond. \nSpeakers:\nRomic Aevaz\, Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation\nRobert Puentes\, President and CEO\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nWatch the Recording:\n\nWatch on Youtube.
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/rapid-response-webinar-transportation-at-the-ballot-box-2019/
CATEGORIES:Events,Webinars
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20191106
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191109
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SUMMARY:2019 Transit Mid Manager Seminar: Level II
DESCRIPTION:The class will be held November 6th -8th\, 2019 in Atlanta\, GA at the MARTA headquarters\, 2424 Piedmont Rd NE\, Atlanta\, GA 30324. Breakfast\, lunch\, and one dinner are included in the tuition fee. For planning purposes\, a welcome dinner will be hosted on Tuesday\, November 5th at 6:00pm\, class begins at 8:00am on Wednesday\, November 6th and concludes at 5:00pm on Friday\, November 8th. Please make sure travel can accommodate these days. \nConference Hotel Information: \nA room block is available at the W Atlanta Buckhead\, 3377 Peachtree Road NE\, Atlanta\, GA\, 30325. The room rate per night is $159\, plus a 16.9% tax and $5 State of George Hotel Motel fee. Information on how to book the hotel is sent upon registration. Participants also have the option of choosing the 4 nights of hotel and tuition option. If this option is chosen\, Eno will make the hotel reservation for the participant. \nRegistration: \nThis program does not have an application. It is registration based as participants were required to apply and must have attended the Transit Mid-Manager Program: Level I. Registration deadline is October 18th.  \nRegister here (Registration is currently closed) \nTuition: \nThe fee for the program is $ $2\,650.00 + processing fees. This includes all course materials\, breakfast and lunch each day\, and one dinner. There is an option to include four nights hotel with tuition. The tuition + four nights hotel fee is $3\,500 + processing fees.  \nIf you have any questions\, please contact Erin Shumate\, Deputy Director\,Professional Development Programs eshumate@enotrans.org. If you would like to be informed of future class offerings\, please join the course Interest List.
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/transit-mid-manager-seminar-level-2/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191031T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191031T183000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: How the City of Minneapolis is Addressing Equity in Shared Mobility
DESCRIPTION:Although advances in technology are giving people more options to move around than ever before\, vulnerable residents\, many of whom already face mobility barriers\, find it difficult to access these services because they require a smartphone and bank account. Like other cities across the country\, the City of Minneapolis knows it has to address the impact of fast-changing mobility technology. Danielle Elkins and Alexander Kado from the City of Minneapolis will share their team’s work to understand and address these gaps by developing new low-income programs for shared mobility. \n  \nSpeakers:\nDanielle Elkins\, FUSE Executive Advisor\, City of Minneapolis Department of Public Works\nAlexander Kado\, Associate Transportation Planner\, City of Minneapolis Department of Public Works\nAlice Grossman\, PhD\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation \nDownload the Slides\nWatch the Recording:\n \nAdditional Resources:\nMinneapolis Transportation Action Plan \nMinneapolis Scooter Share \nMinneapolis Mobility Hubs \nNice Ride for All \nFair Financial \n\nAbout the Speakers:\nDanielle Elkins is a FUSE Executive Advisor with the City of Minneapolis\, Department of Public Works\, advising the City on emerging mobility. Danielle founded Civic Ideation in 2017\, to bridge the gap between government\, engineering and technology in the transportation and smart cities market. Prior to that\, she was Director of Government Affairs for CH2M\, coordinating all stakeholder and government engagement efforts for the company’s most complex programs\, projects\, and pursuits in the Southeast. Ms. Elkins holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Southern California. \nAlexander Kado is an Associate Transportation Planner with the City of Minneapolis\, Department of Public Works. He is currently developing the freight and advanced mobility policies for the City’s 10-year transportation plan\, the Transportation Action Plan. Prior to this\, Alexander worked in the Netherlands where he analyzed the transportation systems and policies of several prominent Dutch cities. He holds a Bachelor’s of Mechanical Engineering from the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities\, and a Master’s of City & Regional Planning from the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill. \n 
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-how-the-city-of-minneapolis-is-addressing-equity-in-shared-mobility/
CATEGORIES:Events,Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191029T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191029T190000
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SUMMARY:Leadership Webinar Series Featuring Beverly Scott\, PhD
DESCRIPTION:Join Eno for a quarterly continuing education speaker series where senior executives tell their leadership story\, tips for executive success\, and their outlook for the trends facing the industry. This quarter\, the series will feature Beverly Scott PhD\, CEO\, Beverly Scott Associates\, LLC and Senior Partner\, Parker Infrastructure Partners\, LLC.   \nDr. Scott’s career includes four positions as General Manager/CEO of transit agencies\, including Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA)\, the Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA)\, the Sacramento Regional Transit Authority (SRTD)\, and the Rhode Island Public Transit Authority (RIPTA). Dr. Scott is recognized across the transportation industry for her visionary leadership\, dedication to workforce and leadership development\, and focus on people and communities. \n  \nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/leadership-webinar-series-with-beverly-scott/
CATEGORIES:Events,Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191024T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191024T203000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Reforming America's Transportation System
DESCRIPTION:Transportation governance is a growing issue for modern transportation. State departments of transportation\, transit agencies\, metropolitan planning organizations\, and federal administrations are among many of the institutions that are tasked with building and managing the complex intermodal transportation that supports the U.S. economy. But can today’s transportation governance structures\, funding arrangements\, decision-making mechanisms\, and operating practices respond to the disruptive changes that surround them? What reforms could improve safety\, efficiency\, and equity? In February 2019\, Eno\, along with the Reason Foundation\, convened a 3-day workshop to begin the exploration of transportation governance. The webinar will cover the results of this forum\, key issues identified by participants\, and next steps for further discussion. \nSpeakers: \nMartin Wachs\, PhD\, Professor Emeritus of Civil and Environmental Engineering and City and Regional Planning\, University of California\, Berkeley\nEmil Frankel\, Senior Fellow\, Eno Center for Transportation\nAlice Grossman\, PhD\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation \n\nWatch the Recording:\n \nOn YouTube
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/reforming-americas-transportation-system/
CATEGORIES:Events,Webinars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191016T210000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191016T230000
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SUMMARY:ETW 20th Anniversary Happy Hour
DESCRIPTION:ETW turns 20 in October!\nJoin us for a special happy hour to celebrate Jeff Davis and 20 years of Eno Transportation Weekly being the go-to source for transportation policy and analysis. Eno will provide light appetizers and great transportation-focused conversation.  Drinks will be available for purchase. \n 
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/etw-20th-anniversary-happy-hour/
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20191016T200000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20191016T203000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: So You Want To Integrate Zero Emissions Buses (ZEB) Into Your System?
DESCRIPTION:Planning and integrating a zero-emissions bus fleet can be a daunting task. Good planning is integral to effectively deploying ZEBs and integrating them into an already existing system. Erik Bigelow from the Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) will highlight top three things you need to know before you start to build your ZEB fleet. \nCTE is a nonprofit whose mission is to improve the health of our climate and communities by bringing people together to develop and commercialize clean\, efficient\, and sustainable transportation technologies. Since its start in 1993\, CTE has managed a portfolio of over $530 million in team research\, development\, and demonstration projects and helped over 200 US companies move their technologies into the global energy and transportation mainstream. \nSpeakers:\nAlice Grossman\, Senior Policy Analyst\, Eno Center for Transportation\nErik Bigelow\, Senior Engineering Consultant and the Director of Midwest Operations\, Center for Transportation and the Environment (CTE) \n\nAbout the Speaker:\nErik Bigelow is a Senior Engineering Consultant and the Director of Midwest Operations at CTE. Over the last 10 years\, Erik has managed advanced transportation projects\, including battery-electric and hydrogen fuel cell powered vehicles\, and leads CTE’s efforts in Key Performance Indicator (KPI) reporting. Mr. Bigelow holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. \nDownload the Slides\nWatch the Recording:
URL:https://enotrans.org/events/webinar-so-you-want-to-integrate-zero-emissions-buses-zeb-into-your-system/
CATEGORIES:Events,Webinars
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