It wasn’t too long ago that you had to use cash or a credit card at a kiosk to buy a paper ticket before you could ride the bus, take the...

Former Deputy Secretary of US-DOT to Serve as Advisor You never know what can happen when you attend an industry conference or symposium:...

In an editorial in the Cleburne Times-Review, Texas Transportation Commissioner Laura Ryan, wrote about the streak of daily fatalities in Texas since November 7, 2020: An average of 3,700 mothers, fathers, husbands, wives, children, and loved ones have been needlessly taken from their families every year. Last year, just under 4,500 loved ones died on our roads. Half of those fatalities were caused by driving at unsafe speeds or not wearing a seatbelt. If only different deci

Changing Traffic Patterns Starts with Changing Driver Patterns The ability to understand and influence commuter behavior is one of the...