The first goal of any transportation agency is safety. Yet almost 40,000 Americans die on the transportation system every year. New proposals for safer streets, better vehicle design, and crash avoidance technology are reshaping the narrative around safety in an effort to reverse the downward trend of transportation safety. Governments are also concerned about the security of the system. Terrorism, hacking, and international affairs can threaten the transportation systems that support the national economy.

2009 Transportation Weekly Archive Index

Dec 31, 2009 | Jeff Davis
2009 Transportation Weekly Archive   January 2009 January 13, 2009 issue – CBO releases dismal new budget forecast; Stimulus bill...

Federal Bridge Policy: Past and Future

Aug 15, 2007 | Jeff Davis
August 15, 2007 - Imagine this: a highway bridge over a major river, in service for 39 years, suddenly collapses...

Transportation Investment: New Insights in Economic Analysis

Feb 23, 1999 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
This is a PDF of the final report on a policy forum held by the Eno Transportation Foundation on February...

Eno: The Man and the Foundation

May 11, 1988 | ENO CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION
In the annals of history, a figure sometimes emerges who, though not universally known, is nonetheless of crucial significance. Such...

Federal Ban on Chinese Railcars

The Implications of the Federal Ban on Chinese Railcars (September 2018) concludes that until the federal government better understands the potential national security risks of using Chinese railcars in American transit systems, a one-year appropriations ban is more appropriate than a permanent policy change.