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Brian Taylor and Adam Millard-Ball

New Leadership at UCLA ITS

After 23 years of dedicated leadership that oversaw significant expansion of ITS, Brian D. Taylor steps down as director. Incoming director Adam Millard-Ball brings a wealth of experience in data science and climate change policy.

TRACtion: A Research Agenda for Just and Sustainable Transportation

TRACtion Report

The TRACtion Report outlines a research agenda for just and sustainable transportation in Los Angeles. It is the product of an initiative that aimed to match UCLA’s academic expertise with the wisdom and perspectives of community groups.

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Prospective Students

Study transportation in a region with substantial challenges and opportunities. Los Angeles is consistently ranked among the nation’s most congested cities, but it’s also in the midst of a $120 billion locally funding transportation capital program.

Study transportation at the #1 public university

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Recent Posts

UCLA at TRB 2025

UCLA will have a significant presence at the 2024 Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C.

Remembering Hannah King

Hannah King was a transportation planning PhD student and cherished member of our research community. We will miss her intellect, dedication, and one-of-a-kind wit and humor.

Hao Ding

Newest postdoctoral scholar brings international perspectives on mobility, equity & access

After receiving his PhD from UCLA this summer, Hao Ding is now focusing on research on supercommuters, transportation finance.

Manville sits at a table speaking into a microphone addressing Assemblymembers seated on a stage.

UCLA experts advocate permitting reform to address housing and transit challenges

Michael Manville and Juan Matute provided key insights before a November hearing of the Assembly Select Committee on Permitting Reform.