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Transportation is often a means to an end – a way to access goods, services, or opportunities. Transportation is inextricably linked with the built environment and quality of life. The Transportation & Communities program examines transit-oriented communities; transportation and urban design; linkages between gentrification, displacement, and mobility; active transportation; pedestrian and bicycle planning; complete streets; and livable streets.
LEAD SCHOLAR
Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris
Professor of Urban Planning
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In the News
ITS Publications
Journal Articles
Transit neighborhoods, commercial gentrification, and traffic crashes: Exploring the linkages in Los Angeles and the Bay Area
Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris, Silvia Gonzalez, Karen Chapple
Journal of Transport Geography, 2019
Travel and the Built Environment: Time for Change
Michael Manville
Journal of the American Planning Association, 2017
Faculty Projects
Student Projects
Client: Los Angeles Department of Transportation (LADOT)
Client: City Fabrick
Scholars
Eric Avila
Tierra Bills
Evelyn Blumenberg
Madeline Brozen
Genevieve Carpio
Katherine Chen
William A. V. Clark
Dana Cuff
Mark Garrett
Kian Goh
Richard Jackson
Michael Jerrett
Robin Liggett
Anastasia Loukaitou-Sideris
Michael Manville
Juan Matute
Adam Millard-Ball
Paavo Monkkonen
Paul Ong
Shane Phillips
Mohja Rhoads
Donald Shoup
Ryan Snyder
Brian Taylor
Cristina Tirado
Ondine von Ehrenstein
Jacob Wasserman
Arthur Winer
Zhiyuan Yao
Yifang Zhu
Study transportation at the #1 public university
Transportation-related degrees at UCLA