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The Mobility Lab/UCLA Light detection and ranging data from multiple connected and automated vehicles combined to create a single, large-scale perception map of the roadway

UCLA Mobility Center receives $2.5 million federal grant to advance cooperative perception technology

The CP-X initiative will develop systems that let vehicles, infrastructure and road users share real-time awareness to improve safety.

Daniel Hess speaks at a podium in UCLA’s Luskin Conference Center with a presentation slide behind him reading, “The Shoup Doctrine: Essays Celebrating Donald Shoup and Parking Reforms.” The audience is seated in front of him.

Easy reading, hard writing: “The Shoup Doctrine” honors Donald Shoup’s life and ideas

Hundreds gathered at UCLA for the launch of a new book honoring Shoup’s lasting legacy on parking policy and urban planning.

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