Briefing

In this briefing, researchers from the National Center for Sustainable Transportation will share insights from electric vehicle markets in two very different states. Insights on successful incentives, adoption barriers, and policy gaps from these states provide valuable lessons learned for federal efforts to promote a cleaner transportation system.

Researchers representing the National Center for Sustainable Transportation highlighted key challenges and trends shaping transportation in the future and pathways forward for better aligning economic, environmental, and societal goals in the transportation sector.

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.

The NCST hosted a briefing on Thursday, January 17th, to discuss recent research findings on workforce retention at State Departments of Transportation, and the effectiveness of incentives on the adoption of electric vehicles.

In this briefing, researchers from the National Center for Sustainable Transportation will highlight research pertaining to meeting the mobility needs of small, rural, and marginalized communities while also addressing sustainability challenges in California and Vermont.

This timely briefing presented research insights from leading experts on key topics in transportation, and identified strategies for realizing the potential of the 3 Revolutions in transportation – vehicle sharing, electrification and automation – while minimizing adverse impacts.

Transportation researchers working to understand the sustainability implications of the evolving freight sector will share recent findings and discuss policy implications.

In this research briefing, NCST experts will provide updates on the current state of the electric vehicle (EV) market and charging ecosystem and how policy solutions can address EV charging challenges.

Researchers representing the NCST provided a briefing on the latest research and policy implications for transitioning to a cleaner, more efficient, and economically competitive national freight system, with Congresswoman Doris Matsui.

This briefing featured presentations from NCST researchers sharing the latest research insights on utilizing environmental Intelligent Transportation System applications to operate roadways more efficiently and with less environmental impact.