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This CARB research seminar features UC Riverside research highlighting the near-roadside brake and tire-wear PM emission measurements and contribution of non-exhaust PM in real-world environment along with their chemical and physical characteristics.

This conference will address questions around how policy makers, the private sector, and others can work together to support transportation innovations in ways that promote sustainability and benefit all users of the transportation system particularly in terms of public health, equity, and accessibility. Transportation technologies and new approaches to mobility are advancing so rapidly that it can be difficult for policy makers to frame incentives, regulations, and market signals to promote all three pillars of sustainability: equity, the environment, and the economy.

The International Urban Freight Conference (I-NUF) is the premier biennial conference that addresses all aspects of city logistics and goods movement in the world’s metropolitan areas. The conference brings together researchers and practitioners in urban freight, supply chains, and logistics from around the world.

The main objective of this project is to develop a centralized truck parking system that will balance parking utilization in time and space by using full information about supply and demand.

This presentation will discuss the importance of explicitly considering the air quality impact in the planning process with examples from the planning of new bicycle facilities in Riverside, California.

This webinar will outline the benefits and challenges of automated vehicle deployment in rural areas relative to urban areas.

This conference’s theme focused on a wide range of measurement systems, from fully compliant regulatory PEMS to mini-PEMS or smaller systems.

This webinar presented an assessment of equity work within transportation in California that analyzed the expert perspectives of transportation professionals who also identify as Black or of color.

This webinar presented methods for evaluating implications of design decisions on the environmental impacts of concrete systems and the potential for using multi-criteria selection processes to assist decision-makers.

California, like most of the country, was facing a transformation of retail before the COVID-19 epidemic. Increasing Internet shopping has ushered closing of anchor stores, such as Macy's, Sears, as well as the closure of many regional shopping malls, which have sizeable footprints, ranging from 40-100+ acres. The epidemic has accelerated these trends. This offers opportunities for redeveloping failing malls to address pressing needs in California, the need for housing, and for efficient transit provision for such redevelopments.