With the advancement of technology and the arrival of automated vehicles, Joel Volinski predicts more changes in transit will occur over the next decade than there had been in the past 80 years. Read his essay on People Who Move People.
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- National Institute for Congestion Reduction
- Advanced Air Mobility (AAM)
- Autonomous-Connected Mobility Evaluation (ACME)
- ITS, Traffic Operations & Safety
- Motorcycle Injury Prevention
- Transit Management & Innovation
- Transit Research Program
- Transit Safety and Workforce Development
- Transportation Demand Management
- Transportation Planning, Policy, and Processes (TP3)
- National Center for Transit Research Archive
- Affiliated Faculty, Staff, and Students
- National Center for Transit Research Archive
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- Recent Publications and Research Reports
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- Journal of Public Transportation
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- Workforce Development
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People Who Move People: Joel Volinski
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