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Southeast Michigan’s Transit Future Will be Decided at Polls
//Robert Puentes , president and CEO of the Eno Center for Transportation, a non-profit think tank in Washington D.C., says technology is indeed fundamentally changing transportation, but the key is to offer a range of…
Transit Millage: ‘Moving the Region Forward’ vs. ‘Adding to the Tax Burden’
//Metro Detroit’s vote in November will send a strong signal about how ready it is to think and act like a region, rather than squabbling neighbors. At stake is its collective success.
With Measure A, SANDAG Is Counting on San Diegans to Spend Like They’ve Never Spent Before
//Robert Puentes, president of the ENO Center on Transportation – a think tank that’s currently monitoring regional transportation taxes like Measure A – called the chart showing ever-escalating spending by San Diego residents “extraordinary.”
Trump and Clinton agree on freight infrastructure and trade — if rhetoric is true
//The 2016 US presidential election has been fraught with divisive discourse and reality television-style drama, but the top two leading candidates appear to actually agree when it comes to matters of transportation infrastructure and trade.
BART’s Future on Line: Can Transit System Gain Voters’ Trust?
//Robert Puentes, president and CEO of the Eno Center for Transportation, an independent nonprofit think tank, likened BART’s situation to that of the New York subway, and other older transit systems, in the 1970s, when…
Hoboken Crash No Barometer of Rail Safety, Group Says
//The fact that many of the biggest public transit systems along the East Coast, like Metro-North, are also among the nation’s oldest creates more challenges, Paul Lewis, vice president of policy and finance at the…
New Jersey Train Crash Heightens Rail-Safety Concerns
//Robert Puentes, chief executive of the Eno Center for Transportation in Washington, D.C., said it remained to be seen whether the string of crashes would lead riders to shift to transit modes such as cars…
Transportation Secretary Foxx Moves to Heal Scars of Urban Renewal
//“Foxx has taken a different tack than previous secretaries, especially in his recognition that transportation investments can connect people, but can also separate people,” says Robert Puentes, president of the Eno Transportation Center, an independent…
Denver’s Transit System Makes Tracks
//In 2011, the U.S. Department of Transportation provided more than $1 billion for Denver’s FasTracks expansion. But private-sector investment and management has been pivotal for RTD, according to Robert Puentes, president of the Washington, D.C.-based…
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