The research symposium will have morning sessions focusing on innovations, challenges, and opportunities in transit learned through global experience. An afternoon hands-on workshop will allow attendees to formulate a research and policy agenda for public transit.
Using big-data from a rich network of detectors located on all freeways in Los Angeles that measure in real-time speed and flow (that is, car counts), this project will rely on statistical methods and interactive visualization techniques to develop a practical tool for policymakers to infer the effects of alternative strategies for reducing traffic congestion in Los Angeles.
In this webinar, the researchers discussed existing support for mileage fees at a national scale, factors affecting low support, and key leverage points for policy makers and DOTs looking to gain support at local, state, and federal scales.
Join us from February 26-28, 2024 at FISTS, a platform dedicated to bringing together world leaders in Intelligent Transportation Systems with a focus on the environment and sustainability.
In this briefing, researchers from the National Center for Sustainable Transportation provided insight into policies that can help sustain the EV transition, and the implications these policies have for critical minerals, supply chains, the environment, and communities.
In this webinar, Dr. Gil Tal, Director of the EV Research Center at UC Davis, and PhD student
Kelly Hoogland will share analysis on survey responses from approximately 7,000 California
PEV drivers. The research aims to provide a better understanding of the impact of financial
incentives on PEV leasing and purchasing.
In this webinar, NCST researcher Alissa Kendall will share insights into end-of-life management of lithium ion batteries. An integrated approach to managing these batteries is crucial to continuing the increasing adoption of electric vehicles.
In this webinar, researchers from the National Center for Sustainable Transportation will highlight research pertaining to meeting the mobility needs of small, rural, and marginalized communities in California.
This conference's theme, Moving towards Onboard Sensing, Analysis, and Reporting (OSAR) focused on a wide range of measurement systems, activity measurements, as well as measurements of less traditional sources.