Journal Articles

Parent: University of California Institute of Transportation Studies

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for June through September, 2026

ItemTitleTotal requestsDownloadView-only%Dnld
4k87b3skImpact of Sensing Errors on Headway Design: From α-Fair Group Safety to Traffic Throughput43631811872.9%
5zh3s8nvPolitical Preferences and Transport Infrastructure: Evidence from California’s High-Speed Rail26613812851.9%
8hx274h3Impact of Debris Removal Post-Wildfires on Pavement Fatigue and Rutting Lives: Case Studies of Californiaâs Camp and Carr Fires2051129354.6%
0xr0c0sqDemand-side challenges and research needs on the road to 100% zero-emission vehicle sales1956912635.4%
91d25399Beyond infrastructure: Patterns of environmental justice and multi-level governance in Greater Los Angeles transportation and hazard planning1951296666.2%
0tg4z6z9Driving A-loan: Automobile debt, neighborhood race, and the COVID-19 pandemic179819845.3%
0cb9x49fReal-World Activity Patterns of Heavy-Duty Battery Electric Trucks from Regional Distribution Fleets in Southern California1741136164.9%
7db3q5g4Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Telecommuting and Travel130498137.7%
6mg288qxClean air in cities: Impact of the layout of buildings in urban areas on pedestrian exposure to ultrafine particles from traffic108525648.1%
9zw4g51zPutting Automobile Debt on the Map: Race and the Geography of Automobile Debt in California940940.0%
7mj790rfThe Width and Value of Residential Streets830830.0%
64f8t44qDoes Discretion Delay Development?600600.0%
24x7x6bjPeaked too soon? Analyzing the shifting patterns of PM peak period travel in Southern California390390.0%
25x7k75hPlanning for and Against Vehicular Homelessness: Spatial Trends and Determinants of Vehicular Dwelling in Los Angeles340340.0%
8bs1c6c1Connected automated vehicle impacts in Southern California part-II: VMT, emissions, and equity320320.0%
2pw9r7w1A Multifaceted Equity Metric System for Transportation Electrification260260.0%
9wv8q0hvConnected automated vehicle impacts in Southern California part-I: Travel behavior and demand analysis240240.0%

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