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The Senate on Feb. 2 approved Pete Buttigieg as the nation’s 19th U.S. transportation secretary.
Read More →Numbers show increases in nearly all modes of public transportation for first nine months of 2006.
Read More →In leading cities like Singapore, London, and New York, groundbreaking technologies, including artificial intelligence, sensors, and the Internet of Things, are helping companies and policymakers improve residents’ and visitors’ quality of life.
Read More →Carter Pate is the Global and U.S. Managing Partner for the Capital Projects and Infrastructure practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP. He is also the co-leader of the company’s Global Government practice.
Read More →Members of the executive leadership team, including the company's CEO Carter Pate, have relocated and are now based in Dallas.
Read More →With a master’s degree in urban planning from University of Pennsylvania, Diana Mendes was initially interested in natural resource preservation and urban environments.
Read More →Dawn Distler’s involvement in the transportation industry began serendipitously.
Read More →Nadine Lee came into her position with the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Office of Extraordinary Innovation two years ago after learning about its mission.
Read More →Census data in 2006 revealed that no more than 5 percent of U. S. workers use public transportation. The price of gasoline is affecting all auto manufacturers and forcing them to take drastic action ...
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