Robert Puentes of the Eno Center for Transportation tells NPR that although numerous subway systems in the U.S. experience lamentable overcrowding during rush hour, none offer perks like food vouchers to commuters who are willing…
Eno’s President and CEO Rob Puentes is chairing the Bus Transformation Project’s Executive Steering Committee, which will make recommendations to help speed up buses and provide better service in the DC area.
Eno and the Boston Consulting Group presented to the DC Metro board the factors contributing to steep Metrobus ridership declines.
Tokyo’s metro system is offering free soba noodles for riders who travel early – Eno’s Rob Puentes says there’s nothing quite like it in the U.S.
Alexander Laska reports on the growing demand for freight movement and how inland waterways can take some of that demand – but not without significant investment and partnership from the federal government.
Paul Lewis says the transportation sector “has been particularly difficult to decarbonize,” posing a “huge environmental challenge.”
Eno President Robert Puentes says teen driving is “ticking back up” as the economy has recovered, but that it is still less prevalent than it was a few decades ago.
Eno released a brief last year on the taxes and fees states levy on TNCs like Uber and Lyft.
Eno President Robert Puentes comments on concerns that Chinese-made transit railcars could be a threat to national security. The article refers to Eno’s recent report on the topic.
Rob Puentes says newer transit systems out West are growing and haven’t started to experience the pains of rehabilitation experienced by legacy systems on the East Coast.
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