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New Report: The Potential Role and Application of Emerging Data in a Border-Crossing Context

October 24, 2022

This study explored how crowdsourced data can be used to better understand cross-border trips and travel patterns. Transportation officials can use these results to develop robust, data-driven policies regarding cross-border trips that, in turn, should make for more efficient, safe, and secure travel.

Anticipating USMCA Impacts on Energy Trade and Border Crossing Logistics

January 20, 2021

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. With so much at stake, understanding the potential impacts of this new agreement is crucial to both countries’ economies.

New Report: Potential Implications of USMCA on Energy and Transportation Sectors: Phase I

September 28, 2020

This research assessed the implications of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) on energy trade between the United States and Mexico, as well as cross-border movements. Phase 1 presents a literature review to assess policy changes that could impact the energy trade between the two countries, collected the relevant data and developed a framework for scenario planning.

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New Report: The Potential Role and Application of Emerging Data in a Border-Crossing Context

Anticipating USMCA Impacts on Energy Trade and Border Crossing Logistics

New Report: Potential Implications of USMCA on Energy and Transportation Sectors: Phase I

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