Is Jacksonville in Brightline's future?

February 15, 2019 | Ennis Davis, AICP

Could Brightline (Virgin Trains USA) be headed to Jacksonville? The existing and future plans for the nation's only modern privately operated intercity passenger rail service will be the focal point...

Miami doubling down on rapid transit

January 23, 2018 | Ennis Davis

Autonomous vehicles replacing fixed transit may be on the minds of many in the transportation world but that's not stopping cities from upgrading and building around their transit lines. Here's...

Lakeland: Two decades after the road diets

December 1, 2017 | Ennis Davis

In recent years, the concepts of complete streets, right-sizing streets and traffic calming have taken the transportation planning industries and cities across the country by storm. If you live in...

World's First Autonomous Train Released

August 1, 2017 | Ennis Davis

With all the talk about autonomous vehicles, ride sharing and predictions of their negative impacts on public transit, it was only a matter of time before the world's first autonomous...

Oooo la la, My Escape to Paris

July 3, 2017 | Ennis Davis

Melissa Hege, AICP of South Florida-based Melissa Hege City Planning LLC. takes a trip to Paris, to provide a few transportation planning tips on how to improve mobility in our...

One year later: H Street and the DC Streetcar

April 26, 2017 | Ennis Davis

The DC Streetcar is a controversial 2.2-mile streetcar line serving H Street and Benning Road in Washington, DC's Near Northeast neighborhood. Intended to spur redevelopment along blighted commercial corridors, the...

Even Quaint Towns Can Be Cutting Edge

November 4, 2016 | Ennis Davis

Melissa Hege, AICP of South Florida-based Melissa Hege City Planning LLC. takes a trip to western Massachusetts and highlights affordable, easy-to-implement concepts for enhancing bicycle and pedestrian safety in the...

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