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BY PATRICK BRADY Much to the relief of Vehicle Mile Traveled (VMT) fee opponents, Chairman of the House Transportation Committee Bill Shuster recently proclaimed that a VMT fee at the federal level is not in the cards as a way to fund the upcoming highway bill. Shuster cited “technical concerns…
BY STEVE LOCKWOOD Senior Vice President, Parsons Brinckerhoff A New Context for the FAHP? In the absence of Congressional action, the revenues of the highway account of the Highway Trust Fund (HTF) will stabilize at $34 billion (in 2010 dollars) at the end of this decade, a decline of 25…
Congress has been able to accomplish very little this year, but one thing they agreed they needed to do was avoid insolvency in the Highway Trust Fund (HTF). Thus much of the summer was spent agonizing over pay-fors that could justify yet another transfer of general fund revenues into an…
Despite the odd title, this is an optimistic report. Before describing a breakthrough in how to reduce urban traffic congestion, let me summarize the problems with current strategies. We are all travelers. We go to work, school or college, shop, out to eat, visit medical facilities, friends and relatives, and…
Tables of contents of all four issues of Transportation Quarterly published by the Eno Foundation in 1997.
Tables of contents of all four issues of Transportation Quarterly published by the Eno Foundation in 1994.
Tables of contents of all four issues of Transportation Quarterly published by the Eno Foundation in 1992.
May 3, 2024 – Even though one-third of all docked bike share systems closed permanently at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of customers using bike share in the U.S. and Canada is now at an all-time high. Thank you, e-bikes.
October 20, 2023 – Here are three questions that Congress should ask when trying to decide how to fix the Highway Trust Fund’s fiscal imbalance.
January 27, 2023 – Eno continues to catalog MaaS programs across the globe in its new limited edition series. This week, we will focus on Singapore’s experiments with MaaS, from its highs to its lows.
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