California has increasingly turned to place-based, community-driven programs such as Transformative Climate Communities (TCC), the Community Air Protection Program (CAPP), and Regional Climate Collaboratives (RCC) to address the twin priorities [...]
The goal of this project is to review and synthesize existing research on the challenges faced by older adults with disabilities during and after wildfire evacuations. This includes an examination [...]
Certain critical points in transportation networks, like interchange stations and tunnels crossing active faults, significantly impact the flow of people and commerce in urban areas. Loss of capacity at such [...]
California’s housing affordability and transit ridership crises are heavily influenced by how cities zone for new development. In an effort to accommodate growth while minimizing political opposition, some jurisdictions propose [...]
In the United States, research reveals that women tend to travel shorter distances and durations compared to men. They also often have more complex travel patterns as they balance work [...]
This project will help Caltrans better understand and manage the environmental impacts of artificial light at night. A team of experts will create tools and guidelines to bring lighting considerations [...]
Mobility wallets are a relatively new approach to addressing financial barriers to travel among transport-disadvantaged communities. Individuals are provided with funds to pay for a range of mobility options, including [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
