Multi-Modal Travel & Sustainable Land Use

This project will investigate the traveler behavior using a nested logit model to balance labor supply and travel demand in the context of shared mobility.

In this project, both stated and measured data will be used to evaluate the San Joaquin Valley's carsharing program, volunteer ride-hailing program, and the "mobility-as-a-service" smartphone application.

This white paper develops a statewide framework for reducing vehicle miles traveled in California, using appropriate evidence and assumptions.

This project will develop a tool to evaluate the costs and benefits of active transportation projects as a part of Caltrans Active Transportation Program project evaluation.

This study examines how knowledge of carbon emissions may affect online flight ticket purchases.

This project aims to understand the motivations and impacts behind long-distance travel, with special focus on equity aspects.

This research examines the potential for the adoption of a standardized fare payment system throughout California’s transit operators; to better serve their customers and provide seamless trip-planning and payment.

This project measures sidewalk, curb ramp, and curb cut quality data to evaluate pedestrian infrastructure quality. The project considers accessible, active travel for people with physical disabilities.

This is a longitudinal study of recent transportation trends based on generations.