This thrust supports all other three thrusts and develops a knowledge base sharing best practices, lessons learned, and case studies across cities. Potential solutions include designing effective communication strategies to promote public and stakeholder engagement, and creating a comprehensive platform for sharing research findings and insights.

This thrust aims to:
● Help stakeholders plan pathways to achieve system performance goals.
● Design accessible channels like websites and organize outreach events to foster dialogue between stakeholders.

Stakeholder Engagement for New Mobility and Automated Vehicles Knowledge

2024-12-13T23:00:20-08:00

Local governments are at the front lines of transportation system operations - working across public works, police, fire, and transportation departments to operate and maintain local streets and roads. Unlike transportation districts, local governments are general-purpose governments with cross-departmental insights and knowledge needs. And unlike state departments of transportation,  local governments do not have in-house or on-call transportation researchers. This project aims to serve local government stakeholders on their knowledge needs related to new mobility and automated vehicles by engaging those stakeholders, identifying knowledge needs and producing and disseminating quality and effective research-based information.

Stakeholder Engagement for New Mobility and Automated Vehicles Knowledge2024-12-13T23:00:20-08:00

Business model for V2X

2024-12-12T17:07:01-08:00

Despite the significant potential of V2X technology to improve transportation efficiency, public safety, and sustainability, its adoption has been slow due to high infrastructure costs, lack of standardization, and unclear financial incentives for OEMs. The absence of sustainable business models that align OEM incentives with the societal benefits of V2X applications presents a major barrier to widespread adoption and public good.

Business model for V2X2024-12-12T17:07:01-08:00

Permits, Fees, Paperwork and Delays: Regulating New Shared Mobility

2024-12-12T17:07:03-08:00

Public agencies and state and local governments often impose various regulations on shared mobility services. These regulations vary widely by place and mode, and the costs and benefits of these regulations are poorly understood. This project aims to categorize shared mobility regulations, identify their intents and impacts, and to identify the appropriate balance of regulations.

Permits, Fees, Paperwork and Delays: Regulating New Shared Mobility2024-12-12T17:07:03-08:00

Micromobility Policies

2024-12-09T09:06:44-08:00

UC Berkeley’s California Active Transportation Safety Information Pages maintains a [...]

Micromobility Policies2024-12-09T09:06:44-08:00

Mobility COE October 3, 2024 Municipal Workshop Summary

2024-12-04T11:31:14-08:00

A summary of proceedings, lessons learned, conclusions, and next steps from a gathering of approximately 50 transportation professionals gathered in Washington, DC on October 3rd, 2024 to discuss local perspectives on new mobility and automated vehicles.

Mobility COE October 3, 2024 Municipal Workshop Summary2024-12-04T11:31:14-08:00
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