Carsharing – Transportation System Operations (and Efficiency)
Universal Basic Mobility – Land Use
Heavy duty applications of (C)AVs – Transportation System Operations (and efficiency)
Connectivity: CV and V2X – Transportation System Operations (and efficiency)
AVs – Safety
Automated Vehicles – Education and Workforce
Mobility-as-a-service – Land Use
Universal Basic Mobility – Health
Micromobility – Energy and Environment
Connectivity: CV/CAV and V2X – Definition
Connectivity – Municipal Budgets
Connectivity – Social Equity
Connectivity: CV/CAV and V2X and Health
Connectivity – Land Use
Connectivity – Energy and Environment
Ridehail/TNC – Municipal Budgets
On Demand Delivery – Safety
AVs – Municipal Budgets
On Demand Delivery – Land Use
Connectivity – Education and Workforce
On-Demand Delivery Services – Municipal Budgets
Universal Basic Mobility – Safety
Demand-Responsive Transit and Microtransit – Workforce/Education
Mobility-as-a-Service – Education and Workforce
On-Demand Delivery Services -Social Equity
Carsharing – Education and Workforce
Carsharing – Energy and Environment
Micromobility – Land Use
Automated Vehicles – Social Equity
Demand- Responsive Transit and Microtransit – Energy and Environment
Carsharing – Social Equity
Carsharing – Municipal Budgets
Carsharing – Land Use
Universal Basic Mobility – Energy and Environment
Universal Basic Mobility – Municipal Budgets
Automated Vehicles – Land Use
Automated Vehicles – Energy and Environment
On-Demand Delivery Services – Workforce/Education
On-Demand Delivery Services – Transportation System Operations (and Efficiency)
On-Demand Delivery Services – Energy and Environment
Ride-hail/Transportation Network Companies – Transportation System Operations (and Efficiency)
Ride-hail/Transportation Network Companies – Land Use
Ride-hail/Transportation Network Companies – Energy and Environment
Ride-hail/Transportation Network Companies – Education and Workforce
Ride-hail/Transportation Network Companies – Social Equity
Micromobility – Transportation System Operations (and Efficiency)
Micromobility – Social Equity
Micromobility – Education and Workforce
Heavy Duty Applications of (C)AVs – Safety
Heavy Duty Applications of (C)AVs- Land Use
Heavy Duty Applications of (C)AVs – Workforce/Education
Heavy Duty Applications of (C)AVs – Social Equity
Heavy Duty Applications of (C)AVs – Municipal Budgets
Heavy Duty Applications of (C)AVs – Energy and Environment
Heavy Duty Applications of (C)AVs – Health
Mobility-as-a-Service – Social Equity
Demand-Responsive Microtransit – Safety
Ride-hail/Transportation Network Companies – Safety
Micromobility – Safety
Mobility-as-a-Service – Health
Ride-hail/Transportation Network Companies – Public Health
Carsharing – Health
Demand-Responsive Transit and Microtransit – Social Equity
Demand-Responsive transit and Microtransit – Land Use
Demand-Responsive Transit and Microtransit – Municipal Budgets
Demand-Responsive Transit and Microtransit – Transportation System Operations (and Efficiency)
Mobility as a Service – Transportation System Operations (and Efficiency)
Mobility as a Service – Municipal Budgets
Mobility-as-a-Service – Safety
Mobility-as-a-Service – Energy and Environment
Automated Vehicles – Transportation System Operations (and Efficiency)
Universal Basic Mobility – Transportation System Operations (and Efficiency)
Heavy Duty Applications of Automated Vehicles – Definition
Universal Basic Mobility – Definition
Mobility-as-a-Service – Definition
Universal Basic Mobility – Education and Workforce
Demand-Responsive Transit and Microtransit – Definition
Carsharing – Definition
Ride-hail/Transportation Network Companies- Definition
Micromobility – Definition
Micromobility – Municipal Budgets
On-Demand Delivery Services – Health
Demand-Responsive transit and Microtransit – Health
Micromobility- Health
Automated Vehicles – Health
Automated Vehicles – Definition
On-Demand Delivery Services – Definition
Universal Basic Mobility – Social Equity
Carsharing – Safety

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