POLICYSMART is a podcast dedicated to informing you on what’s happening in the world of intelligent transportation and the future of mobility, featuring GRIDSMART’s Senior VP of Global Public Policy, Regina Hopper.
POLICYSMART 57: Thankful for New Innovative Procurement Processes! with Kirk Talbott, CIO of MARTA
New and improved technologies are cropping up all over the world, including in the transportation industry. The speed of innovation has been felt by city engineers, planners, and policymakers as they work hard to meet the demands of their residents. How can tech's...
POLICYSMART 56: Planning for Consumer Goods Delivery in an Autonomous City with Allan Rutter, Texas A&M Transportation Institute
As more and more people move back into dense urban areas, demand for autonomous vehicles is inevitable. Whether you've thought about it or not, AV does affect logistics and consumer goods delivery. City planners must think quickly about how to manage this emergent...
POLICYSMART 55: Boo! It’s Congress! Capitol Hill’s Impact on Your Ability to Innovate – An INTERSECT19 Special with John Roberti, VP of Gov’t Relations & Strategy of Cubic Corporation
Policy actions from Capitol Hill touch local jurisdictions throughout the country, especially when it comes too funding. What kind of impact does DC have on your ability to innovate and your bottomline? On this final INTERSECT19 edition of POLICYSMART, John Roberti,...
POLICYSMART 54: Texas-Sized Connected Mobility – An INTERSECT19 Special with Greg Winfree, Director of Texas A&M Transportation Institute
Once upon a time, transportation was about building roads and filling potholes. Like everything else in this world, however, it's now influenced by technology. On this fourth INTERSECT19 edition of POLICYSMART, we speak with Greg Winfree, Director of the Texas A&M...
POLICYSMART 53: MaaS 101 – An INTERSECT19 Special with Crissy Ditmore, Cubic Transportation Systems
We're wrapping up Day 3 of INTERSECT19 with Crissy Ditmore, Director of Strategy for Cubic Transportation Systems, and some policy talk on mobility as a service (MaaS)! What exactly is MaaS? What does it involve and who does it serve? It's not a product...and it...