Blog
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20,476 days
- April 30, 2021
- Posted by: Joe Milazzo II
- Category: Blog
No CommentsMore than 50 years since IBM launched the trajectory of RTP, Apple’s announcement is a new catalyst for the region.
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Workplace culture, return to office — and traffic congestion
- April 22, 2021
- Posted by: Joe Milazzo II
- Category: Blog
Retaining flexible days and flexible hours will directly impact employee job satisfaction and regional traffic.
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More = Less = Better at RDU
- April 15, 2021
- Posted by: Joe Milazzo II
- Category: Blog
The level of competition among carriers at RDU is very strong, which bodes well for businesses and leisure travelers alike.
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Let’s clamp down on litter
- April 8, 2021
- Posted by: Joe Milazzo II
- Category: Blog
We can all help take care of roadways; NCDOT Spring Litter Sweep begins this weekend.
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The future of work and travel
- April 1, 2021
- Posted by: Joe Milazzo II
- Category: Blog
The variability of how, when, and where people will work adds to the uncertainty about the type, location, and rate of infrastructure expansion needed over time.
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Let’s be ready for a zero fare weekends transit pilot
- March 25, 2021
- Posted by: Joe Milazzo II
- Category: Blog
RTA is requesting a Wake Transit funding allocation for a potential “zero fare weekends” pilot.
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I-40 Transit Priority Shoulder – bringing the region together, faster
- March 18, 2021
- Posted by: Joe Milazzo II
- Category: Blog
An I-40 Transit Priority Shoulder would speed regional transit, quickly and reliably — in particular between the Chapel Hill area and the rest of the Triangle region.
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FAST study concludes — and catalyzes new multimodal efforts
- March 11, 2021
- Posted by: Joe Milazzo II
- Category: Blog
The final FAST study report is complete, and implementation has already begun on a number of FAST-inspired policies and projects.
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Vehicle Registration-based Access Fee – FAQs
- March 4, 2021
- Posted by: Joe Milazzo II
- Category: Blog
This post provides some FAQs in response to excellent comments and discussion on the access-based approach to modernize state highway funding.
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Fuel taxes are increasingly unfair — to both travelers and NC retailers. Let’s end them, and go with an access-based approach.
- February 25, 2021
- Posted by: Joe Milazzo II
- Category: Blog
We don’t have to settle for the unfairness and volatility of fuel taxes. An access-based approach would be simpler, more equitable, more resilient, and beneficial to North Carolina retailers.