3 Revolutions Future Mobility Program - UC Davis

Al TGR Puglia, ho parlato della Summer School sulla Mobilità Sostenibile che stiamo ospitando a Bari e dell’esperienza del Piano della Mobilità Sostenibile della Città di Ghent che può servire di esempio per altre realtà italiane ed europee

Organizzato con Angela Barbanente da Ghent University Politecnico Di Bari EIT Urban Mobility

A scuola per dimenticare l'automobile/L’esperienza di Ghent Alla “EIT Urban Mobility Bari Summer School 2024” si studiano soluzioni di mobilità sostenibile per i territori dipendenti dall'automobile

How can reshape in California? I shared some thoughts with Ryan Fonseca who included them in his article published in the Los Angeles Times.

credit to: Universiteit Gent Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Davis (ITS-Davis) UC Davis 3 Revolutions Future Mobility Program - UC Davis California High-Speed Rail Authority

hhttps://www.latimes.com/california/newsletter/2023-12-15/high-speed-rail-projects-california-off-track-essential-california

High-speed rail projects in California just got billions. Can we finally have nice trains? While other countries have been zipping along in their bullet trains, rail travel in the U.S. is closer to the steam engine. A transportation planning engineer explains how we got off track.

We are hiring! Interested in sustainable transportation and the future of mobility? Come join our team! The 3RFM program is looking for a postdoctoral researcher.
https://3rev.ucdavis.edu/jobs

Data collection for our summer COVID-19 Mobility Survey has begun! For a chance to win one out of ten $100 gift cards or one out of 500 $10 gift cards, you can take our survey with the following link: https://bit.ly/2021travelsurvey To learn more about this research, visit the following site: https://postcovid19mobility.ucdavis.edu/

Read a summary of Giovanni Circella's presentation to the Minnesota House of Representatives

How will pandemic impact transportation? House committee begins looking at post-COVID future - Session Daily - Minnesota House of Representatives When the coronavirus pandemic is brought under control, most aspects of daily life should return to normal. But other things will be permanently changed.

See our conversation with Alexa St. John from Automotive News on the pandemic transportation changes in cities that may last

Pandemic transportation changes in cities may last Cities' COVID-friendly infrastructure changes, such as improved bike and pedestrian lanes, may be here to stay.

In case you missed, here is the recording of the UC Davis Town Hall where Dr. Circella and other UC Davis researchers discuss changes in Mobility due to COVID19

Mobility in the Pandemic — and After The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound impact on how much people move around, their means of transportation and on who gets to stay at home. There could be long-term shifts in how we use transportation — and policymakers need to start addressing these changes before new habits are set, according...

Want to know more about how transportation and mobility have changed during the COVID-19 pandemic? Check out our most recent blog by Giovanni Circella and Rosa Dominguez-Faus here: bit.ly/2EB9Oyk

Tune in today for our webinar discussing the impact of the pandemic on

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The COVID-19 Pandemic: What Does it Mean for Transportation and Mobility? Event description:

What is the role for transportation data in making our communities more equitable? Watch our recorded webcast session here

Transportation Data for Equity This esteemed group of experts will convene to discuss the complex role of transportation data in addressing the needs of disadvantaged communities. This wil...

Can transportation data be part of the solution? Join us for a webinar on Tuesday June 23 to find out.
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Webinar: Transportation Data for Equity Event Description