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      • Resilient Transportation Infrastructure Systems (R-TIS)
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      • Transit Safety and Workforce Development
      • Transportation Demand Management
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      • National Center for Transit Research Archive
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    • Journal of Public Transportation
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      • Semester Course Offerings
      • Student Mock Interviews
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      • Sustainable Transportation Course
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    • Friday Transportation Seminar Series
    • Out of My Lane podcast
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Tampa Bay Clean Cities fuels a future with less emissions

Transit Research ProgramBy Christina Van Allen08/05/2022Leave a comment

Former TBCCC intern Alicia Kerr, co-coordinator Austin Sipiora, coordinator Alex Kolpakov, program assistant Jana Huss “Love Hillsborough” from left Alex, Austin, and Maria Magalhaes (former TBCCC intern) In early June,…

Tampa Bay Clean Cities Coalition hosts “Clean Fuel School Bus Expo”

Transit Research ProgramBy Christina Van Allen08/05/2022Leave a comment

In late July, Tampa Bay Clean Cities Coalition hosted the “Clean Fuel School Bus Expo” in partnership with Florida Transportation Systems, Inc. at the Florida State Fairgrounds. Attendees heard from Hillsborough County Public…

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