millennials

The paper contributes to the literature on millennials’ mobility by rigorously classifying various forms of travel multimodality through the analysis of a rich dataset that includes individual attitudes and preferences.

This policy brief informs policymakers’ efforts to encourage more sustainable travel modes for millennials and sheds light on how millennials might respond to policy interventions.

The researchers use a survey of homeowners in Sacramento, California, to investigate the supply and sufficiency of residential parking for single-family homes, including how households actually use their garages, and help answer the ADU parking conundrum.

UC Davis researchers surveyed homeowners in Sacramento and collected lot size and other data to investigate whether the total effective parking supply of the average single-family detached home is sufficient to accommodate the vehicles associated with the residents of both a primary dwelling and a potential ADU.

This study investigated the impacts of environmental concerns, lifestyles, mobility-related attitudes and adoption of technology on young adults' travel behavior.

This study investigated the impacts of residential location, individual preferences and lifestyles on young adults’ travel behavior in California.

This dissertation examines the relationships between ride-hailing use, impacts, and travel behavior. There is specific focus on millennial and Generation X ride-hailing users.