When Franklin Roosevelt became President in 1933, the United States was in the depths of the Great Depression, with a ...

During his first 100 days in office, he pushed 15 major bills through Congress, which were all designed to get people back to work. The programs established by these bills became known as the New Deal ...

The Eno Center for Transportation is honored to announce leadership updates to its Board of Directors following its recent meeting in Washington, D.C. The Board extends its deepest gratitude and ...

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The 2024 November general election is around the corner, and Eno is tracking more than 120 transportation related ballot measures across the country. As an integral part of daily life, transportation ...

In January 2020, I participated in a workshop hosted by the National Academy of Public Administration and sponsored by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. The topic that I and two dozen other ...

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The federal Highway Trust Fund spent $26.7 billion more in the just-completed fiscal year 2024 than it received in net highway user tax payments, according to year-end (unaudited) data from the ...

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The Europeans settled the United States via waterborne transportation. Settlements, and then cities, first arose where there were natural seaports. They later developed along rivers as far upstream as ...