Cities have learned a lot from pilot projects in search of more effective tools to manage new private-sector transportation providers.
While private-mobility providers struggle to survive financially, they have nonetheless introduced many new innovations to improve mobility, reduce emissions, and even improve transportation equity.
Connected and automated vehicles will disrupt the ways we travel. Each CAV can save $2,000 to $5,000 per year, but vehicle miles traveled will likely rise.
Welcome back from break! Winter Quarter class instruction is set to get underway on Monday, Jan. 6.
Please join us in warmly welcoming Leonardo Vilchis, Elizabeth Blaney, and Jane Nguyen as the 2020 UCLA Activists-in-Residence.
Ananya Roy redefines the notion of public handouts at a summit in Sacramento hosted by Speaker of the Assembly Anthony Rendon.
Join the Institute on Inequality and Democracy at UCLA Luskin for an all-day conference: Financial Futures.
Judy Branfman joins us to discuss "Public Los Angeles," a collection of essays presenting insights into 20th century L.A.
Join us Feb. 26 for a Housing, Equity, and Community series conversation about the past, present, and future of homeownership in Southern California
The Institute on Inequality and Democracy hosts "The Right to Remain: Learning from Housing Justice Praxis in Vancouver," featuring housing justice scholars and activists from Vancouver and Los Angeles.
