Highlights
Featured Publications
View All- Automation, Electrification, and Shared Mobility in Freight
- Travel Behavior Changes Among Users of Partially Automated Vehicles
- Learning to Collaborate: Lessons Learned from Governance Processes Addressing the Impacts of Sea Level Rise on Transportation Corridors Across California
- Characteristics and Experiences of Ride-Hailing Drivers with Plug-in Electric Vehicles
- Improving Transportation Information Resilience: Error Estimation for Networked Sensor Data
- The Impacts of Automated Vehicles on Center City Parking Demand
- Brief: Greenhouse Gas Reduction Opportunities for Local Governments: A Quantification and Prioritization Framework
- Brief: E-commerce is Reshaping the Warehousing Landscape – and it May Impact Disadvantaged Communities
- Development of Improved Guidelines and Designs for Thin Whitetopping: Environmental Response of Full-Scale BCOA Sections
- Psychological Stress of Bicycling with Traffic: Examining Heart Rate Variability of Bicyclists in Natural Urban Environments
Upcoming Events
Research Centers
- 3 Revolutions Future Mobility
- BicyclingPlus Research Collaborative
- China Center for Energy and Transportation
- Energy and Efficiency Institute
- Energy Futures
- National Center for Sustainable Transportation
- Plug-In Hybrid & Electric Vehicle Research Center
- Policy Institute for Energy, Environment, and the Economy
- Sustainable Freight
- University of California Pavement Research Center
Research Initiatives
In The News
The world is getting serious about climate. Is it too late?
E&E News
Climate Week, the annual carbon-cutting confab in New York City, long has been a time for governments and companies to announce their green ambitions.
Pandemic transportation changes in cities may last
Automotive News
As many riders remained nervous about using public and shared transportation because of COVID-19, city planners, transit authorities and mobility industry stakeholders found themselves scrambling to provide affordable and sustainable alternatives that don’t require the use of shared spaces.
How a gas car ban could fail in Calif.
E&E News
California must prod 10 million people to buy clean cars and install thousands of charging stations within a decade to start phasing out gas-fueled vehicles in 2035, auto experts said.
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