Transfers Magazine – Issue 4

The Equalizer: Could Ride-Hailing Extend Equitable Car Access?
Anne Brown

Longer View: Positioning Transit for the 21st Century
Steven E. Polzin, Dan Sperling

How Much Traffic is Cruising for Parking?
Robert Hampshire, Donald Shoup

Carless in California: What the Carless Can Tell Us About Shifting Behaviors and Improving Mobility
Jean-Daniel Saphores, Suman K. Mitra

Opinion: Mentoring the Next Generation of Transportation Professionals
Richard Willson

Transfers Magazine is a biannual research publication of the Pacific Southwest Region University Transportation Center, a federally funded network of eight partner campuses in Arizona, California and Hawaii. Transfers also features a year-round blog covering campus stories, research updates, student projects, news, events, opinions and more.

Recent Posts

smiling man in green shirt stands in front of a park, palm trees. Behind him further in distance is city skyline

UCLA student wins fourth consecutive national transportation prize

Nick Giorgio MURP ‘25 received the Neville Parker Award for his capstone project on intersection design and safety in Los Angeles.

Freeways and floodwaters, UCLA researchers model climate risks of highway expansion

A site visit to Shiloh, Alabama, revealed how a highway expansion created new flooding patterns and grounded climate-risk modeling in community experiences.

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Honor Donald Shoup’s Legacy

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