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In this webinar, Dr. Miguel Jaller discusses how changes in shopping decisions (from where to shop, what to shop, and how much to shop) will be reflected in logistics and transportation planning models.

Urban freight research is now an established field within European academic centers, taking advantage of increasing data availability, new corporate and government sponsors, and increased interest from practitioners and local decision-makers. Professor Dablanc will present some of the recent issues and research findings from her team, including some recent European Union funded projects she participated in.

This webinar gives an overview of the induced travel concept, summarizes the academic research on induced travel elasticities, introduces the new induced VMT calculator developed by NCST researchers; and provides discussion on the calculator from two California transportation planning and policy experts.

New transportation technologies will change the way we travel, live, and work. In many ways these changes – such as vehicle automation and new mobility services – are new, but this is far from the first time that automation and new technology have changed a sector of the economy. The webinar will explore recent research exploring past technological transformations and what they can teach us to expect for the next one.

This webinar outlines a recent NCST white paper, covering what Long-Distance Travel is, how it has changed over time, how it is related to emissions, economy and equity, prior research, and a framework for moving forward with data collection.

This all-day workshop consisted of several introductory presentations and panels with participation from academia, industry, and regulatory agencies pertaining to novel approaches to reduce vehicle emissions and/or increase fuel efficiency in specific areas.

In this webinar, an overview of the various NCST-supported modeling tools that allowed a research team to model on-road and lifecycle energy use and emissions for the TRANSNET project was presented.

The 3 Revolution Policy Conference is the only major conference that addresses policy solutions for vehicle automation, shared mobility, and electrification.

This two-day event gathers leaders from all areas of portable emissions measurement systems (PEMS) with a focus on the theme “Evolving from the Laboratory to the Real World.”