Millard-Ball Receives Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel Research Award
The professor of urban planning is conducting research in Berlin with support from the award, which recognizes outstanding accomplishments by top global scholars.
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Millard-Ball on Who Deserves Carbon Credits
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Adam Millard-Ball/by Stan PaulCalifornia-based company seeks to retain credits for its vehicle chargers.
The Past, Present and Future of Transportation Access Author and scholar Robert Cervero says long-ago research by his late mentor, Martin Wachs, still has relevance for today’s planners and policymakers
/0 Comments/in Alumni, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, For Undergraduates, Global Public Affairs, School of Public Affairs, Sustainable Energy, The Lewis Center, Transportation, Urban Planning Adam Millard-Ball, Brian Taylor, Martin Wachs/by Les DunseithAuthor and scholar Robert Cervero says long-ago research by his late mentor, Martin Wachs, still has relevance for today’s planners and policymakers
Sustainable LA Grand Challenge Launches Initiative Focused on Transportation
/0 Comments/in Luskin's Latest Blog Adam Millard-Ball/by Mary BraswellThe collaborative program's first phase will include experts from the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies, scholars from many disciplines and community partners.
Millard-Ball on Whether Driverless Cars Will Reduce Traffic Congestion
/1 Comment/in Luskin in the News Adam Millard-Ball/by Les DunseithUrban planning professor notes that fleets of driverless cars that don't need to be parked while awaiting riders could end up clogging city streets.
Electric Cars Only Part of the Solution, Millard-Ball Says
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Adam Millard-Ball/by Mary BraswellTo make real strides in the climate crisis, the move toward emission-free cars must be paired with a transit system that is a real competitor to the private car.
Millard-Ball on Moving Past Easy, Cheap, Quick Climate Fixes
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Adam Millard-Ball/by Zoe DayCalifornia cities are adopting local climate action plans but many "aren't really getting outside of their comfort zone,” he says.
Millard-Ball on the Tradeoff of Wide Streets
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Adam Millard-Ball/by Zoe DayDespite the high cost of narrowing streets, the pros may outweigh the cons in large, affluent cities.
Millard-Ball on Programming Autonomous Vehicles for Safety
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Adam Millard-Ball/by Zoe DayAutonomous vehicles allow for a role reversal where the vehicle caters to the unpredictability of the pedestrian.
Narrower Streets in New Developments Could Help Amid Housing Crisis New research by Adam Millard-Ball of UCLA Urban Planning considers the schools, parks and other infrastructure that go unbuilt because Americans prefer wide streets
/0 Comments/in Complete Streets, Development and Housing, Environment, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, For Undergraduates, Public Policy, Public Policy News, Research Projects, School of Public Affairs, Transportation, Urban Planning Adam Millard-Ball/by webteamNew research by Adam Millard-Ball of UCLA Urban Planning considers the schools, parks and other infrastructure that go unbuilt because Americans prefer wide streets
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