Eno Center for Transportation
For The Digital Cities Project
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Amount$205,000
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Program
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Date Awarded7/19/2015
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Term12.0 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Overview
The Eno Center for Transportation is a think tank on transportation policy in the United States with the mission of increasing mobility, safety and sustainability. This grant will support a new initiative, the Digital Cities project, which seeks to understand and communicate the potential outcomes of creating policies that are friendly to technological innovation in transportation. The private sector is optimizing the use of data and technology to provide mobility choices. These tools can be transferred to or modified to be relevant in, the public sector to provide better transportation options and integrated choices to urban populations.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.enotrans.org
Address
1710 Rhode Island Ave Nw Ste 500, Washington, DC, 20036, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for support of the Digital Cities Project
The Eno Center for Transportation is a think tank on transportation policy in the United States with the mission of increasing mobility, safety, and sustainability. This grant will continue to support its innovative project on mobility, which seeks to understand and communicate the positive outcomes of policies that are friendly to technological innovation in transportation. The private sector is optimizing the use of data and technology to provide mobility choices. The project aims to transfer these tools to the public sector and provide it better transportation options.
for the Digital Cities project
The Eno Center for Transportation is a think tank on transportation policy in the United States with the mission of increasing mobility, safety and sustainability. This grant will support a new initiative, the Digital Cities project, which seeks to understand and communicate the potential outcomes of creating policies that are friendly to technological innovation in transportation. The private sector is optimizing the use of data and technology to provide mobility choices. These tools can be transferred to or modified to be relevant in, the public sector to provide better transportation options and integrated choices to urban populations.
