From Public Transit to Public Mobility
The 12th Annual UCLA Downtown Los Angeles Forum on Transportation, Land Use and the Environment
Friday, March 1
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Japanese American National Museum, Los Angeles, CA
This event will be a follow-on to the 2018 UCLA Lake Arrowhead Symposium.
Location
Previous Events
Since 2008, the UCLA Lewis Center, in partnership with the Institute of Transportation Studies, has hosted a forum in Downtown Los Angeles to engage policy makers and practitioners with research and case studies on the connection between transportation, land use and the environment. Each of the past events, their themes and associated programs are listed and linked below.
- 2018 Too Much and Not Enough: Housing Costs and Scarcity
- 2017 Connected and Automated Vehicles
- 2016 The Future of Public Transit
- 2015 Complete Streets/Competing Priorities
- 2014 Digital Cities Smarter Transportation
- 2013 Complete Streets Pathways to Implementation
- 2012 Complete Streets for California
- 2011 Complete Streets for Los Angeles
- 2010 Rosenfield Forum Changing Lanes: Bold Ideas to Solve L.A’s Traffic Problems
- 2009 Leon Hoffman Urban Technology Symposium Transportation and Land Use Strategies in Climate Action Planning
- 2008 Conference on Urban Development in Los Angeles: Public-Private Partnerships for Transit Oriented Developments and Affordable Housing