ACCESS Magazine

Parent: University of California Transportation Center

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

Item	Title	Total requests	2026-09	2026-08	2026-07	2026-06
8hq9f78n	ACCESS Magazine Spring 2007	1,090	303	591	126	70
6sm968t2	From Horse Power to Horsepower	626	211	236	68	111
52p365pq	Objects In Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear	352	123	177	20	32
0tt0j0xv	Parking Without Paying	305	107	135	23	40
3vz7t3db	Traffic Congestion and Greenhouse Gases	280	60	102	57	61
2fb4t8wd	Rethinking Traffic Congestion	278	74	70	63	71
1gj8g83t	ACCESS Magazine Issue 45 Fall 2014	277	110	102	26	39
4k14663q	ACCESS Magazine Fall 2010	271	75	138	26	32
3zj4m1kf	Moving Los Angeles	257	86	120	31	20
16r4t7p7	Parking Infrastructure and the Environment	222	53	117	30	22
1828g968	Parking Requirements and Housing Development: Regulation and Reform in Los Angeles	219	54	67	51	47
25w617n7	The High Cost of Free Parking	219	71	70	44	34
3sh9003x	Why Traffic Congestion is Here to Stay....and Will Get Worse	218	100	64	27	27
1qn0g780	Reconsidering the Cul-de-sac	217	74	71	34	38
0378318w	<em>ACCESS Magazine</em> Issue 47 Fall 2015	214	45	73	32	64
9k4908w2	Going Mental: Everyday Travel and the Cognitive Map	207	66	75	28	38
3nk8c382	The Hidden Cost of Bundled Parking	206	47	60	32	67
0tb7v6v5	THE ACCESS ALMANAC: Running to Work	204	60	89	24	31
9tp2z2m9	The Price of Regulation	200	100	75	14	11
4rn8t7sx	How Privatization Became a Train Wreck	196	59	66	17	54
6sn7s1x2	Cruising for Parking	196	70	54	39	33
00w047hr	Free Parking or Free Markets	193	47	73	32	41
3t62h1fv	Great Streets	190	63	60	30	37
2x462184	From Parking Minimums to Parking Maximums in London	184	33	43	43	65
7w58646d	The Impact of Carsharing on Household Vehicle Ownership	180	63	58	24	35
9s25190w	ACCESS Magazine Fall 2012	180	58	53	27	42
2m64d6sh	ACCESS Magazine Spring 2006	177	53	50	33	41
0s47p33c	Pounds that Kill	176	67	49	22	38
6nn896p0	Are SUVs Really Safer Than Cars?	176	50	93	19	14
2vx1j4xt	The Access Almanac: The Parking of Nations	172	67	78	14	13
05n8f9n3	ACCESS Magazine Spring 2004	165	40	74	26	25
6nf254fd	People, Parking, and Cities	163	36	47	27	53
9zb7z2k5	Brooklyn's Boulevards	163	51	79	9	24
8sb1q3m5	Electric Two-Wheelers in China: Promise Progress and Potential	160	31	42	55	32
4sx6r6n1	Do Cities Have Too Much Parking?	159	45	90	9	15
1dn8t3w7	The Weakening Transportation-Land Use Connection	157	51	63	20	23
6xf1m7hh	<em>ACCESS </em>Magazine Issue 48 Spring 2016	157	48	55	27	27
31j7k3b4	What We've Learned About Highway Congestion	154	43	69	25	17
6ff9r04z	Vibrant Sidewalks in the United States: Re-Integrating Walking and a Quintessential Social Realm	152	74	45	15	18
83f6q2nv	Transit and the "D" Word	151	57	48	15	31
8q51g2rh	Subways, Strikes, and Slowdowns	151	35	60	20	36
0m47w77k	Is a Half-Mile Circle the Right Standard for TODs?	147	43	55	23	26
4g95k228	ACCESS Magazine Issue 46 Spring 2015	146	47	59	18	22
9116k9sr	Great Streets: Monument Avenue, Richmond, Virginia	145	32	61	32	20
35f1x32t	Brazil's Buses: Simply Successful	143	39	60	19	25
9sg3w7q5	The Transportation-Land Use Connection Still Matters	143	51	46	31	15
5mj3j1n3	Ridesourcing’s Impact and Role in Urban Transportation	140	56	45	17	22
6gd7m6qb	Carmageddon in Los Angeles: The Sizzle and the Fizzle	140	38	50	22	30
8344g0q2	Travel for the Fun of It	140	38	68	13	21
4z3061mk	Cashing in on Curb Parking	139	22	41	13	63

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