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Steering Connected and Automated Mobility in the Right Direction

April 13, 2017

UCLA Downtown Forum

STEERING CONNECTED AND AUTOMATED MOBILITY IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

This 10th Annual Downtown Los Angeles Forum focused on practical limitations and concerns of connected and automated vehicle technology. How can policymakers and stakeholders prepare the network and our current transportation system for this next technology-wave? New technologies have and will continue to shape the future of transportation. Communities are seeing technology enabled mobility on the ground with on-demand ridesharing and bikesharing. People also understand how technology enhancements can improve the system for policy makers and travelers with real-time transit arrival information, dynamically-priced parking spaces and managed highway lanes. These changes did bring real improvements to people, but are these improvements accessible to everyone? Or could they further exacerbate current inequities in our transportation system?

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The Lewis Center
UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs
2381 Public Affairs Building
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1656
(310) 562-7356

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