The advent of autonomous vehicles (AVs), ride-sharing services, and other culture and technology trends portends transformative changes to the U.S. transportation system. While the precise effects of these dynamics have yet to be determined, infrastructure planners and owners need to prepare for a more multimodal, consumer-driven future
Governments must transition from infrastructure providers “and learn how to be in the mobility management business,” Los Angeles Dept. of Transportation General Manager Seleta Reynolds told participants at the Nov. 12 policy summit in Washington, D.C. sponsored by the Eno Center for Transportation, a non-profit think tank also based there.
