EXPERIENCED
Eno Transportation Weekly (ETW) is the premiere inside-the-beltway federal transportation policy publication. Editor Jeff Davis has decades of experience and connections that enable him and the rest of the Eno team to produce accurate, timely, and thorough issues and news updated every week.
TRUSTED
For over two decades, ETW has been a leading source of transportation policy insights for Congressional staff, government affairs professionals, transit agencies, U.S. Department of Transportation, and agencies across the Executive Branch.
UNCOMPROMISING
As the national media has steered towards short, bite-sized pieces of content and sensationalist headlines, ETW has remained dedicated to reporting on policy developments with integrity and thoroughness.
We go beyond 140-character quips and three-line emails to provide actionable insights into the historical, political, and policy implications of the bills, regulations, and innovations that are shaping transportation today.
EXTENSIVE
Transportation is not just an industry, but a vast and interconnected network of constituents, customers, and travelers.
Federal policies have a tremendous impact on these systems and their users. ETW's expansive coverage includes developments on the road and on the rails, in the water and in the air.
PLUGGED IN
Emerging technologies like autonomous vehicles and drones are transforming the way we move people and goods both on the ground and in the air. These rapidly-developing technologies will be at the center of the most salient policy discussions across the coming years and the focal point of consensus in a divided Congress.
ETW provides in-depth analysis of emerging technology developments every week to keep readers across the United States informed of the latest autonomous vehicle policy developments in Congress, the Administration, and across the country.
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About the Editor
Jeff is a Senior Fellow with the Eno Center for Transportation and is also the Editor of Eno Transportation Weekly. Mr. Davis came to Washington in 1988 to attend The American University and soon began working on Capitol Hill for the ranking minority member of the House Rules Committee.
For six years he worked on a wide variety of legislative, budget process oversight and parliamentary procedure issues. In January 1996 Mr. Davis joined a transportation consulting firm and worked extensively on the FAA Reauthorization of 1996, the Amtrak Reform and Accountability Act of 1997, and the Transportation Equity Act for the 21st Century, as well as various appropriations bills.
He founded his own research and consulting business, the Legislative Services Group, in June 1998 and began publication of Transportation Weekly, a news service that monitors and analyzes federal legislative and regulatory developments dealing with transportation and public works, shortly thereafter.
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