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The Transportation Revolution
Comstock's Magazine
How we get around is rapidly evolving, and more change is coming
Electric vehicle fees won’t fix the transportation funding gap
CalMatters
Imposing new fees on electric vehicles now could disrupt the momentum that is slowly building in the market for more efficient, sustainable vehicles.
The problem that stumps Calif.’s top EV researchers
E&E News
California may be the nation’s whiz kid on electric vehicle policy, but its own top researchers think the state may be starting to push up against the limit of what it can do to boost sales.
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- Understanding the Impact of Reoccurring and Non-Financial Incentives on Plug-in Electric Vehicle Adoption
- Transport Policy in the Era of Ridehailing and Other Disruptive Transportation Technologies
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- Symbolism, Signs, and Accounts of Electric Vehicles in California
- Cruising and On-Street Parking Pricing: A Difference-in-Difference Analysis of Measured Parking Search Time and Distance in San Francisco
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- The Road Environment and Urban Bicycling: Psychophysiological and Behavioral Responses
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