Bombardier Chair of Regional Transportation Planning – University of British Columbia
Next week I’ll be presenting my work on the mobility-enhancing potential of automated vehicles from the perspective of latent travel demand. In what ways might these driverless vehicles impact our demand for travel? See you there!
Last week I attended the 3 Revolutions Policy Conference at UC Davis, which convened an impressive group of academics, policymakers, and practitioners to discuss the technological revolution for our transportation system. While there are many changes ahead for all of us, the conference focused on how we can shape that change with strategic thinking to mitigate the negative impacts and address the persistent inequality in our transportation system.