TRACtion — Transformative Research and Collaboration — will begin with a two-year series of activities and funding opportunities for faculty and external partners to tackle the city’s seemingly intractable transportation challenges.

Regan Patterson returns to Westwood to study sustainable transportation and mentor future engineers.

Blumenberg and King examined how high housing costs are pushing workers farther away from job-rich neighborhoods.

To fulfill their degree requirements, urban planning graduate students at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs must either write a thesis paper or complete a project on behalf of real-world client […]

Mary Nichols, longtime champion of emission regulation in California, offers a roadmap toward a cleaner transportation future.

To help envision a better future for the state, UCLA researchers recently released two reports on the future of housing and transportation, made possible by a California 100 grant.

Urban planning PhD student Julene Paul studies transportation equity, finance and politics, and regional labor issues.

For Paola Tirado Escareño, unsafe driving conditions in the built environment are personal. And so is the effort to change them.

The articles in the latest issue of Transfers can shed light on how transportation fits in an uncertain future.

UCLA faculty, students and researchers will present at the 101st annual meeting in January.