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BIRD BATTLES: CITIES, RENTAL SHOPS, AND VIGILANTES TAKE AIM AT DOCKLESS E-SCOOTERS

L.A. Tacofeatured the controversy on stand-up electric scooters in Los Angeles. Marlon Boarnetof the USC Price School said there is a logic to the phenomenon — the need to gradually phase out carbon-fueled vehicles. He said they are helping to solve a long-standing problem in transportation: the “last mile.” There Read more…

By USC Bedrosian Center, 6 yearsAugust 9, 2018 ago

How you move around your city shapes your social interactions, your job, and even your family dynamic

Curbed LA quoted Lisa Schweitzer of the USC Price School about the impact on usage patterns if cities build better bus stops for patrons. “I love the idea of making bus stops playful, interesting, comfortable, and full of information about the system and places it can take you. There are wonderful bus stops all Read more…

By Anne Johnson, 7 yearsSeptember 20, 2017 ago

Transit-Oriented Development

By USC Bedrosian Center, 7 yearsJuly 25, 2017 ago

CityLab: To Ease Traffic, L.A. Needs Much More Than Trains

Transit, zoning, traffic density are the most important issues facing Southern California commuters. Lisa Schweitzer shares her insights with CityLab. “If it’s now possible for me to get from Pasadena to Westwood on transit, I’m all for that,” Lisa Schweitzer, a scholar of transportation and urban planning at the University Read more…

By USC Bedrosian Center, 8 yearsMarch 31, 2016 ago

Boarnet paper presented at IATBR

Organized by the Choice Modelling Centre at the University of Leeds, the 14th International Conference on Travel Behaviour Research was held July 19-23, 2015 at the Beaumont Estate in Windsor, UK. On Sunday July 19, 2015 a paper presentation on “Day-to-Day Travel Variability and ‘Optimal’ Duration of Travel Survey: Moving Beyond Read more…

By Aubrey Hicks, 9 yearsJuly 27, 2015 ago