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At UCLA ITS, students aren't just doing research — they are making an impact.
Learn more about studying transportation at UCLA here https://t.co/GxtqttkGqW
In celebration of back-to-school season, we wanted to highlight this toolkit from cityLAB UCLA on engaging youth in urban mobility planning processes. Get inspired and learn new strategies for engagement and participatory design: https://t.co/8KBa5fQUZk
#UCLATransportation100
How do people experiencing homelessness use different transportation modes and spaces — and how can agencies best respond? Join UCLA ITS on September 22 for a mini-symposium on transportation and homelessness. Learn more and register https://t.co/AyNJD6Ryil
Transfers Magazine is proud to support this season of Road Scholars, a podcast mini-series by @ucla_its and @UCLALewisCenter on the relationship between where we live and how we move.
All episodes out now. Listen here https://t.co/b2IFcMBnix
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The deadline to submit a @UCLALuskin capstone proposal closes THIS FRIDAY, August 14. Don't miss the opportunity to receive graduate-level support on a planning issue your organization or agency is trying to tackle. Submit your idea here https://t.co/jWcl7xczPU
Understanding youth mobility requires more than metrics — it requires engaging children and teens directly. Learn more about cityLAB UCLA's work in LA's Westlake neighborhood to foster independent youth mobility https://t.co/AlfakiU1cX #UCLATransportation100#BackToSchool
This year's capstone prize winner Anthony Salazar used Metro Bike Share data to map where Angelenos ride most and identify where new bike lanes are needed. Explore the project and read more https://t.co/eQLnGweCYL
...And a special shout-out to Ingrid Fan, Public Affairs undergraduate, for her spatial analysis of hit-and-run collisions in Los Angeles to support @ladotofficial ongoing traffic safety initiatives. Read the report⤵️
https://t.co/ocVwxNcFkB
Utsav Shukla, MURP ‘26 partnered with the Indian Ministry of Railways to examine tradeoffs between operations and maintenance of passenger and freight services in India. Read the brief⤵️
https://t.co/wAL1zLUbzo
Ivan Emilio Sanchez III, MURP ‘26 teamed up with @CaltransHQ to study how freeway corridors can support reliable and scalable all-day bus service in L.A. and Ventura counties. Read the brief⤵️
https://t.co/akCps8kHxF
Milena Johnson, MURP ‘26 developed recommendations for the office of L.A. Council District 7 outlining transportation safety improvements to the district’s equestrian network. Read the brief⤵️
https://t.co/MySXyEDxMi