Wachs Defends Controversial Plan to Combat San Diego Traffic
Experts agree that congestion pricing and public transit are more environmentally friendly and effective in reducing traffic compared to freeway expansion.
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Wachs on New York’s Congestion Pricing Experiment
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Wachs/by Zoe DayThe traffic-reduction strategy will be implemented in Manhattan, providing a test case in a large American city, he says.
Wachs on World-Class Transit System in San Diego
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Wachs/by Luskin StaffTo succeed, the proposal to finance the massive project with two tax hikes must be well-communicated to the public, he says.
Wachs Explains Lack of One-Way Streets in Los Angeles
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Wachs/by Zoe DayBuilt for cars and streetcars popular a century ago, the city's wide roads and long blocks are better-suited to two-way travel, he tells LAist.
Transit Forum Focuses on Impact of Mobility Innovations UCLA scholars join government, nonprofit and private sector representatives to discuss declining ridership in an era of emerging mobility services
/0 Comments/in Alumni, Business and the Environment, Complete Streets, Electric Vehicles and Alternative Fuels, Environment, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, Public Policy, School of Public Affairs, Sustainable Energy, Transportation, Urban Planning Martin Wachs, Michael Manville/by Claudia BustamanteUCLA scholars join government, nonprofit and private sector representatives to discuss declining ridership in an era of emerging mobility services
Wachs on the Future of California’s Bullet Train
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Wachs/by Luskin StaffThe distinguished professor emeritus is on the peer review committee monitoring the business plans of the high-speed rail project.
From Public Transit to Public Mobility
/0 Comments/in Alumni, Complete Streets, Development and Housing, Diversity, Electric Vehicles and Alternative Fuels, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, Public Policy, School of Public Affairs, Urban Planning Juan Matute, Martin Wachs, Michael Manville/by Whitney WillisThe 12th UCLA ITS DTLA Forum grapples with the public sector’s response to the dual trends of emerging new mobility services and declining public transit ridership.
Wachs Discusses Freeway Tolls and Traffic Congestion
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Wachs/by Zoe DayMartin Wachs discusses the possibility of by-the-mile tolls as a solution to freeway congestion in Los Angeles.
Wachs on the Nation’s Crumbling Infrastructure
/0 Comments/in Luskin in the News Martin Wachs/by Luskin StaffRepairs and modernization are needed to raise a D+ grade, he says.
Robert Poole: Rethinking America’s Highway Institutions
/0 Comments/in Alumni, Development and Housing, Diversity, For Faculty, For Policymakers, For Students, Institute for Transportation Studies, Public Policy, School of Public Affairs, Social Welfare, The Lewis Center, Transportation, Urban Planning Donald Shoup, Martin Wachs/by Whitney WillisRobert Poole will discuss his new book in which he argues that the 20th century governance and funding model for highways is failing to solve chronic problems such as congestion, deferred maintenance, and poor resource allocations.
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