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Freeways, Redlining & Racism

In the mid-20th century, planners and local officials built upon decades of disinvestment to push through a route of the Foothill Freeway/Interstate 210 that cut through northwest Pasadena — displacing nearly 3,000 predominantly Black residents.

Overview of the historic Rose Bowl Stadium, along with surrounding parking and mountains

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UCLA ITS in the News

Los Angeles Times

Donald Shoup, renowned parking guru and UCLA professor, dies at 86

February 13, 2025

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UCLA Luskin

In Memoriam: Donald Shoup, Renowned UCLA Urban Planner and Parking Reform Pioneer

February 12, 2025

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California Planning & Development Report

Donald Shoup Wasn't Just About Parking. He Was About The Economics Of Public Goods.

February 9, 2025

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StreetsBlog Cal

Streetsblog Mourns the Passing of Donald Shoup

February 8, 2025

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Recent Posts

Veronica De Santos spent a semester abroad in Geneva, where she called on global leaders to invest in underrepresented voices shaping the future of sustainability and transportation.

View from Mt Wilson showing Eaton Fire. Credit: HPwren.ucsd

Five rapid-response projects will explore transportation challenges and community engagement in disaster recovery

Carolyn Pugh MURP ’24 focused her capstone project on the Inner Loop freeway-to-boulevard project in Rochester, New York.

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

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Transfers Magazine is the biannual research publication of the Pacific Southwest Region University Transportation Center (PSR), a federally-funded network of eight partner campuses in Arizona, California, and Hawaii.