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Thanks @FehrAndPeers for co-hosting a fantastic conversation with us at @ITS_UCDavis around disruption in transportation. Our future is changing, and we're making time for an important conversation about pricing curbs, roads, transit, and driverless taxis. #3revResearch
Thanks to an "electrifying" final panel--focusing on how to bring #ElectricVehicles to market especially for low-income communities, #carsharing & #TNC #Lyft #Uber. This concludes our workshop and Tweeting for #3RevResearch for today!
Professor David Bunch of @ITS_UCDavis reporting his research on how new discrete choice modeling techniques can improve our estimations of how the #EV market will respond to incentives.
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@3Rev_ITSDavis Some slides of my #3RevResearch workshop presentation at UC Davis, it might be of interest for researchers on ride-hailing topics @ReginaClewlow @Bruce_Schaller @CircellaG @FarzadAlemi @alehenao10 @SusanShaheen1 @rodriguez_val @jyotchadha
What do we know about automated vehicles? Raynee Chiang Tech Officer of @BAAQMD moderating illuminating panel on traffic routing, driving behavior impacts: @ITS_UCDavis researchers & Vedad Cajic of @VolvoCarUSA. Follow #3RevResearch for takeaways from our workshop
Mustapha Harb researcher from @UCBerkeley presenting on the "chauffeur" study on how automated vehicles may increase driving. @gcircella.
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Professor Michael Zhang presenting research on how connected and automated vehicles can "talk" with each other and infrastructure to optimize travel times and fuel consumption.
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Director of the PH&EV Center @ITS_UCDavis, Gil Tal reporting that partially automated vehicles point to increased miles driven. Download his and @scottiehardman research: https://t.co/NNIg3BAdy7
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Thanks to Kevin Johnson of @FehrAndPeers for reporting on his industry-leading modeling efforts associated with estimating future mobility and the impacts of #driverless vehicles on travel behavior.
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Thanks to Andrea Broaddus of @FordMobility and @annalisaschilla of CARB @AirResources for bringing your insights to our stage. Also Thanks to Bruce Griesenbeck of @SACOG for moderation, and to the whole panel for being brilliant!
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Thanks to Debs Schrimmer @debsarctica and Lisa Snapp for bringing their future mobility insights to our workshop as guest respondents, and Anthony Eggert @areggert for moderating, and all these brilliant panelists!
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Thanks to Robert Bienenfeld of @Honda, Drew Cooper @sdrewc of @SFCTA and Austin Brown @DokEnergy with the UC Davis Policy Institute @ITS_UCDavis for bringing your insights to our workshop as travel behavior respondents.
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Diverse panel, including Alejandro Tarachini de Chile, moderated by my friend Anthony Eggert from @ClimateWorks exploring how research can help decision makers to advance low carbon mobility #3RevResearch.
Researcher Alejandro @AleTirachini who comes to us all the way from Santiago where he is studying #ridehailing, which is also inducing new travel demand, as well as causing some benefits and some costs to Chilean society.
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Thanks for the great presentation from researcher @Ria_Kontou from @DCRPcarolina on the important research topic of how to reduce "empty vehicle miles" which is a problem that could worsen in the automated future.
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Our very own @FarzadAlemi from @ITS_UCDavis sharing early insights from his #research with @CircellaG on travel behavior. His research points to the importance of #sharedmobility to accommodate Future travel demand.
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Thanks for an informative keynote from @ASUEngineering Professor Ram Pendyala! His research shows disruption in transportation is still nascent- and related to attitudinal shifts, e-commerce as well as avail of new mobility options.
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All the way from London, we're joined by Melinda Matyas @ucftmbm Research Associate at UCL-MaasLab, clarifying what is and what isn't "Mobility-as-a-Service" and reporting on the findings from the #MaaS App in London.
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Innovative Colombian π¨π΄researcher Alejandro Henao used an ethnographic method to understand TNCs: he became a Uber/Lyft driver #3RevResearch
Thank you to RSG VP, Maren Outwater for bringing insights on how agencies may need to adapt travel modeling to fit the needs of connected and automated travel.
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