New Transportation Secretary nominee Buttigieg looks to impact transportation projects with his 4 pillars of transportation policy - jobs, climate change, equity & safety.
New Transportation Secretary nominee Buttigieg looks to impact transportation projects with his 4 pillars of transportation policy - jobs, climate change, equity & safety.
EcoInteractive is happy to introduce a new blog series we are calling: "Back to Basics" for Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) and other planning organizations like...
How we run errands has changed dramatically in the last decade. What does that mean for the future of our transportation infrastructure to be able to support our evolving needs?
The Coronavirus Relief Fund provides direct federal assistance to state and local governments to support digital transitions that promote telework and remote collaboration for the safety of public employees. Is your agency expenditure eligible?
Every year more opportunities and tools evolve to engage the public in the transportation planning process.
How do we leverage these to increase public involvement while maintaining equity across multiple demographics?
As the pandemic rages and certainty on almost everything is a daily moving target, one thing appears certain: we will not be returning to ‘normal’ anytime soon. And that means, the way we travel, commute, and vacation, at least in the medium-term, has changed.
The fallout from COVID-19 has nearly decimated many transit agencies’ farebox revenues to 70-90% below pre-crisis levels. What do we know about the potential impact on other revenue sources for transportation projects so far?
As more government agencies follow state directives to implement remote work for their teams in the combat against COVID-19, we wanted to provide some helpful tips for teams transitioning to remote work, based on our experiences...