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.
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.
Eno President and CEO Robert Puentes says the goal of rethinking DC’s bus network should be to talk about bus service as a region rather than as individual systems.
Transdev is partnering with the Eno Center for Transportation in analyzing and disseminating the U.S. results from a survey of transit leaders in five countries.
Eno President and CEO Robert Puentes says there’s no substitute for community outreach.
Eno’s recent report, “Tools for a Smoother Ride,” urges transit agencies to better manage routine repair and upkeep to help avoid incidents like a metal bracket piercing through a NJ Transit train last week.
In an article about air pollution in Bucks County, PA, Eno Senior Fellow Jeff Davis explains the split between federal funding for roads/highways and public transportation.
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