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Featured Research

Return on Investment: Transportation Projects Can More than Pay for Themselves in Benefits

by Brianne Glover Roads, bridges, bike lanes and other transportation infrastructure are not free. Even so, enhancing our transportation system with projects like these can save significant dollars in the long run.

Anticipating USMCA Impacts on Energy Trade and Border Crossing Logistics

by Bahar Dadashova

The impact of the recent United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) on the energy trade between the United States and Mexico—especially as it relates to transportation and logistics at border crossings—has not yet been fully measured.

New Report: Evaluation of Ambulance Cross Border Operations

Cross-border travel across the U.S.-Mexican border often experiences delays due to international security and customs concerns. However, medical emergencies require expedited travel through land ports of entry to save patients. Researchers examined potential strategies to expedite patient transfers and held a workshop to solicit input from stakeholders on the strategies.

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The Expert View

Return on Investment: Transportation Projects Can More than Pay for Themselves in Benefits

by Brianne Glover Roads, bridges, bike lanes and other transportation infrastructure are not free. Even so, enhancing our transportation system with projects like these can save significant dollars in the long run.

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