The state of California and regional transportation planning agencies have committed to shifting mode share away from driving as a central strategy for reducing carbon emissions; despite these aims, cities [...]
This study examines how transportation subsidies affect travel behavior among low-income individuals across different neighborhood types in Los Angeles County. Building on promising results from Phase I of LA Metro's [...]
The past decade’s proliferation of payment methods and technologies has given transportation providers new and various ways to collect payments for trips, whether they are by bus, train, managed lane, [...]
This project will focus primarily on Caltrans’ Construction Manager/General Contractor (CM/GC) method, which is a commonly employed Alternative Delivery Method (ADM).
This project will provide research assistance in understanding how road pricing in general, and priced managed lanes in particular, could reduce transportation emissions in California. UTC’s research will identify and [...]
Evaluation of particulate matter (PM) due to transportation systems is of interest to public health professionals and policymakers in California and Southern California, specifically. Poor air quality can lead to [...]
Since the 2000s, the rise of remote working, online shopping, gaming and streaming has led to Americans spending more time at home and getting out and traveling less. These enduring [...]
