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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.

34th annual UCLA Lake Arrowhead Symposium: Mega Events Major Opportunities

Mega Events, Major Opportunities

This year’s UCLA Lake Arrowhead Symposium will be an engaging exploration of the challenges and opportunities cities face when hosting global events like the Olympics or the World Cup. Join us as we delve into how cities can enhance transportation, land use, and community legacies.

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Brian Taylor speaking at a podium with UCLA Luskin and UCLA ITS signage behind him.

Taylor to step down as director of UCLA ITS; Millard-Ball named successor

Incoming Director Adam Millard-Ball brings a wealth of experience in data science and climate change policy.

2024 UCLA ITS Capstone Prizes Monisha Reginald, Carolyn Pugh

Student projects on bus stop amenities, freeway removal win ITS capstone awards

This year’s top projects looked at bus shade and lighting and what happens to communities when a freeway transforms into a boulevard.

TRACtion releases new research agenda for just and sustainable transportation in Los Angeles

Collaboration between UCLA scholars and community organizers informed the barriers and opportunities outlined in the report.

Master’s student of the year explores transportation planning through diverse global perspectives

Alejandra Rios Gutierrez, a dual-degree student in urban planning and Latin American studies, was named master’s student of the year.