Leading Utah DOT: Carlos Braceras on Innovation and Olympics
The Olympics forced UDOT to build faster, change travel behavior, and coordinate transportation as one system. The lasting achievement was a culture of innovation.
Reinvent Customer Experience at Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
When Randy Clarke took over Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) in 2022, it faced a $750M deficit, two-thirds
Making AI Work in State DOTs
Lessons from California, Texas, and Utah
3 Levels of Action To Make AI Work
Individual Productivity | Project Teams | Organizational Change
New Generation Activity-Based Travel Demand Models: From Trips To Lives
A new generation of travel demand modeling is pushing toward much greater behavioral detail
Two Types of AI in Transportation: Fantastic AI and Grounded AI
What Transportation Professionals Should Learn and Do Now
A Transit Playbook for Mid-Size Cities
How Arlington, Texas, with 400,000 people, 99 square miles, 3 failed transit votes, built citywide public transit for a fifth of the cost
Your Gas Tax Is Going to Zero.
Oregon DOT Spent 25 Years Building the Replacement: Road Usage Charge
The Chicago and San Francisco Transit Fiscal Cliff
Nine Months On: Chicago has climbed off. San Francisco is about to ask its voters for a rope.
Vancouver and Toronto Carries Twice the Transit Ridership Per Capita
Metro Vancouver: 153 transit trips per resident. Metro Boston: 54.
Calgary: ~77. Denver: ~21. The cities look remarkably similar. Their
The 40,000-Death Problem the SELF DRIVE Act Could Solve
Human drivers never pool their hard-won lessons; AV fleets could, if the law let it. One Car’s Crash Should Be Every Fleet’s Lesson.
Inside Transport for London’s Secret Sauce
How TfL Got London’s Businesses to Fund a £19B Railway
