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About the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies - UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies About the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies superadmin 2026-06-01T17:49:52-07:00 The UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies supports and advances cutting-edge research, the highest-quality education, and meaningful and influential civic engagement on the many pressing transportation issues facing our cities, state, nation and world today.
UCLA ITS scholars are particularly renowned for their work on: Transportation & Communities UCLA ITS is part of the University of California Institute of Transportation Studies , a four-campus consortium that includes UC Berkeley, UC Davis and UC Irvine.
In addition, ITS collaborates regularly with other UCLA researchers through the Center of Excellence on New Mobility and Automated Vehicles , Garrick Institute for the Risk Sciences , the Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies , the Luskin Center for Innovation and the Smart Grid Energy Research Center , among others.
Educating the Next Generation UCLA’s urban planning department has been ranked 1st in the nation by Planetizen , due in no small part to the university’s transportation planning program and ITS support of transportation faculty and students. Since its inception in 1993, ITS has supported hundreds of UCLA transportation students with more than $6 million in scholarship funds.
ITS also has enhanced transportation studies at UCLA by regularly funding special topics courses, bringing transportation leaders to campus for lectures, hosting visiting faculty and supporting transportation conferences and events, and sending students to present their work at conferences. UCLA transportation graduates today hold positions at the highest levels of policy, planning and academia.
These graduates have won more national awards from the Council of University Transportation Centers than have students from any other university. UCLA ITS faculty have revolutionized the transportation field.
Named a “Champion of Change” by the Obama Administration for her pioneering work on the travel patterns and needs of low-income and immigrant residents Civil & Environmental Engineering Reimagining transportation systems to advance environmental justice, reduce air pollution and exposure and enhance community resilience Urban Planning and Public Policy Named a Top 10 Transportation Thought Leader by CUTC and the Eno Transportation Center for his work on transportation finance and decision-making Environmental Health Sciences Focused on identifying key factors that affect human exposure to ultrafine particles on and near roadways as well as in various indoor environments Moving The Needle on Policy and Practice UCLA ITS aims to translate cutting-edge research into best practices in transportation.
Since 1991, UCLA ITS has convened the annual UCLA Lake Arrowhead Symposium on Transportation – Land Use – Environment , which brings together leading scholars with top policy and planning practitioners from around the globe for a three-day retreat in the San Bernardino Mountains. The symposium dives into pressing transportation issues by focusing on both causes and solutions.
And for the past decade, UCLA ITS has also held a transportation forum to connect the work of ITS to the world of practice. Welcome to the UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies Your interests and ITS affiliation Transportation & the Environment Transportation & Communities
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