This study aimed to answer where carless and car-deficit households are concentrated in the City of Los Angeles.
This brief analyzes the approach and findings of the UCLA partnership with the Saban Community Clinic in piloting a transportation research fair.
The Mobility Wallet pilot in Los Angeles gave low-income residents $150/month for transportation, improving access, reducing stress, and enhancing quality of life and connection.
Comparing L.A.’s two primary mobility assistance programs: the Mobility Wallet pilot and Metro’s LIFE program, which provides 20 free transit rides.
This research underscores the need for a robust restorative justice framework that integrates spatial reparations with community power-building.
Prepared for the Thai Community Development Center, this report outlines the current need for a Community Plan Implementation Overlay and highlights benefits a specific plan can bring.
Many Long Beach residents, particularly in low-income communities, still face challenges to reliable, affordable internet access. These barriers contribute to broader inequities in education, employment, health care, and civic participation.
This research underscores the need for a robust restorative justice framework that integrates spatial reparations with community power-building.
Many Long Beach residents, particularly in low-income communities, still face challenges to reliable, affordable internet access. These barriers contribute to broader inequities in education, employment, health care, and civic participation.
Because no-notice wildfire events have seldom struck urban areas, little is known about how people without reliable access to vehicles evacuate — or the health challenges they face when doing so.
