funding

This policy brief summarizes findings from a white paper that assembles the most prominent proposals to address aspects of securing or reforming state and federal transportation funding and reviews them in the context of sustainable transportation.

This white paper evaluates different transportation funding reforms, with specific focus on funding sustainability, environmental sustainability, and social justice.

This white paper reviews the complex systems through which California generates and allocates state revenue for transportation investment. It finds that the state’s framework for funding transportation is disconnected from its climate goals.

This policy brief summarizes findings from a study that assessed the adequacy of current tools, efforts and vertical collaborations aimed at climate change adaptation.

UC Davis researchers surveyed almost 150 city planning directors in California’s four largest metropolitan areas to better understand cities’ motivations for supporting transit-oriented development, the challenges encountered, and techniques employed in achieving their transit-oriented development goals.

UC Davis researchers examined local option sales tax measures and regional transportation plans in California to determine whether and how such measures influence transportation planning priorities.

This dataset is the MOVES-Matrix emission rates for the NCST project of Energy and Emissions Impacts of Atlanta’s Reversible Express Toll Lanes and High-Occupancy Toll Lanes, developed by the research team at Georgia Institute of Technology.

This is the dataset for project "Enhanced Accounting for Item Cost Variability in AASHTOWare Project Software"

The dataset provided here is an anonymous version of the survey results of city planning directors in these regions, conducted between April and July, 2019.