Author: abigail
October 7, 2014
On Monday, UCLA Urban Planning PhD student Carole Turley gave the first-ever Institute of Transportation Studies brown bag. She talked about Transportation Utility Fees, or TUFs. What are TUFs? They a […]
October 6, 2014
Lewis Center Researcher Herbie Huff and Urban Planning PHD Candidate Kelcie Ralph recently penned an article in the Guardian newspaper asserting that an overlooked barrier to more women biking is the […]
September 22, 2014
Lewis Center Director Brian Taylor and researcher Madeline Brozen recently moderated panels at the Mobility 21 Summit, an annual conference that focuses on transportation issues confronting the Southe […]
September 2, 2014
Recently, Distinguished Professor of Urban Planning and ITS and Lewis Center researcher Donald Shoup was quoted in a New York Times article about aging infrastructure in Los Angeles. For the complete […]
August 19, 2014
We are proud to announce that Institute of Transportation Studies Assistant Director and Complete Streets Program Manager, Madeline Brozen, has been named a 2014 Lee Schipper Sustainable Transport Sch […]
August 8, 2014
By: Tim Black, UCLA Master of Urban Planning ’14 A wise person, though surely not one of the pie-in-the-sky figureheads that occupy our profession’s dominant historical narrative, once remarked, “The […]
July 23, 2014
APA California has announced that ACCESS magazine is the recipient of its 2014 Communications Initiative Award. APA California will officially announce the award at a special brunch ceremony on Septem […]
July 22, 2014
ITS Researcher Martin Wachs was recently featured on KCRW radio’s Press Play with Madeline Brand where he discussed traffic gridlock and transportation behavior. Find out what Professor Wachs had to s […]
July 17, 2014
The Transportation Research Board recently named Institute of Transportation Studies Director Brian Taylor chair of its ad-hoc committee on Innovative Urban Mobility Services: Issues and Opportunities […]
July 10, 2014
ITS Director Brian Taylor was featured recently in a KCRW radio story about the economic effects of light rail and subway lines. Specifically, the story addresses whether new light rail and subway lin […]