Transportation
Mobility in the Palm of Your Hand: The Opportunity of Transit Data
Our recently released report shows how interoperable transit data can lay the foundation for a shift away from single-occupancy vehicle trips to convenient, cost-effective, and personally productive shared assets, or what we call “mobility as a service.”
What Electric Vehicles Can Learn From the Solar Market
Across the country and the world, unsubsidized solar energy is reaching cost parity with fossil fuels. The same cannot (yet) be said for electric vehicles (EV) compared to gasoline-burning ones. While unsubsidized EVs have not reached cost parity with gasoline vehicles for the average driver, EV sales are surging in…
Efficiency Technologies Ready To Set Sail
A growing number of stakeholders are prioritizing shipping efficiency, and with this growing prioritization, these parties are starting to shift money towards and reward more-efficient vessels.
Does America’s Transportation Future Really Need More and Bigger Roads?
Finding more money for the Highway Trust Fund overlooks the more fundamental question: will we need more HTF revenue and will we need to build more road capacity in the years and decades ahead?
North American Tractor-Trailers Can Be 50 Percent More Fuel Efficient
With trucking predicted to grow by two percent or more each year, improving the fuel efficiency of this industry is critical to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and supporting profit margins in an increasingly regulated industry.
