ACCESS Magazine

Parent: University of California Transportation Center

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

Item	Title	Total requests	Download	View-only	%Dnld
8hq9f78n	ACCESS Magazine Spring 2007	1,090	83	1,007	7.6%
6sm968t2	From Horse Power to Horsepower	626	399	227	63.7%
52p365pq	Objects In Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear	352	98	254	27.8%
0tt0j0xv	Parking Without Paying	305	124	181	40.7%
3vz7t3db	Traffic Congestion and Greenhouse Gases	280	152	128	54.3%
2fb4t8wd	Rethinking Traffic Congestion	278	181	97	65.1%
1gj8g83t	ACCESS Magazine Issue 45 Fall 2014	277	87	190	31.4%
4k14663q	ACCESS Magazine Fall 2010	271	57	214	21.0%
3zj4m1kf	Moving Los Angeles	257	105	152	40.9%
16r4t7p7	Parking Infrastructure and the Environment	222	50	172	22.5%
1828g968	Parking Requirements and Housing Development: Regulation and Reform in Los Angeles	219	33	186	15.1%
25w617n7	The High Cost of Free Parking	219	34	185	15.5%
3sh9003x	Why Traffic Congestion is Here to Stay....and Will Get Worse	218	122	96	56.0%
1qn0g780	Reconsidering the Cul-de-sac	217	91	126	41.9%
0378318w	<em>ACCESS Magazine</em> Issue 47 Fall 2015	214	113	101	52.8%
9k4908w2	Going Mental: Everyday Travel and the Cognitive Map	207	50	157	24.2%
3nk8c382	The Hidden Cost of Bundled Parking	206	91	115	44.2%
0tb7v6v5	THE ACCESS ALMANAC: Running to Work	204	74	130	36.3%
9tp2z2m9	The Price of Regulation	200	180	20	90.0%
4rn8t7sx	How Privatization Became a Train Wreck	196	76	120	38.8%
6sn7s1x2	Cruising for Parking	196	141	55	71.9%
00w047hr	Free Parking or Free Markets	193	102	91	52.8%
3t62h1fv	Great Streets	190	58	132	30.5%
2x462184	From Parking Minimums to Parking Maximums in London	184	41	143	22.3%
7w58646d	The Impact of Carsharing on Household Vehicle Ownership	180	50	130	27.8%
9s25190w	ACCESS Magazine Fall 2012	180	105	75	58.3%
2m64d6sh	ACCESS Magazine Spring 2006	177	92	85	52.0%
0s47p33c	Pounds that Kill	176	112	64	63.6%
6nn896p0	Are SUVs Really Safer Than Cars?	176	21	155	11.9%
2vx1j4xt	The Access Almanac: The Parking of Nations	172	96	76	55.8%
05n8f9n3	ACCESS Magazine Spring 2004	165	75	90	45.5%
6nf254fd	People, Parking, and Cities	163	76	87	46.6%
9zb7z2k5	Brooklyn's Boulevards	163	48	115	29.4%
8sb1q3m5	Electric Two-Wheelers in China: Promise Progress and Potential	160	52	108	32.5%
4sx6r6n1	Do Cities Have Too Much Parking?	159	37	122	23.3%
1dn8t3w7	The Weakening Transportation-Land Use Connection	157	66	91	42.0%
6xf1m7hh	<em>ACCESS </em>Magazine Issue 48 Spring 2016	157	45	112	28.7%
31j7k3b4	What We've Learned About Highway Congestion	154	44	110	28.6%
6ff9r04z	Vibrant Sidewalks in the United States: Re-Integrating Walking and a Quintessential Social Realm	152	75	77	49.3%
83f6q2nv	Transit and the "D" Word	151	92	59	60.9%
8q51g2rh	Subways, Strikes, and Slowdowns	151	65	86	43.0%
0m47w77k	Is a Half-Mile Circle the Right Standard for TODs?	147	85	62	57.8%
4g95k228	ACCESS Magazine Issue 46 Spring 2015	146	51	95	34.9%
9116k9sr	Great Streets: Monument Avenue, Richmond, Virginia	145	80	65	55.2%
35f1x32t	Brazil's Buses: Simply Successful	143	45	98	31.5%
9sg3w7q5	The Transportation-Land Use Connection Still Matters	143	74	69	51.7%
5mj3j1n3	Ridesourcing’s Impact and Role in Urban Transportation	140	42	98	30.0%
6gd7m6qb	Carmageddon in Los Angeles: The Sizzle and the Fizzle	140	53	87	37.9%
8344g0q2	Travel for the Fun of It	140	59	81	42.1%
4z3061mk	Cashing in on Curb Parking	139	11	128	7.9%

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