ITS Review Online Front Page

Volume 1, Number 2: December 2002

Engine Trouble: More Motors for More People
Slowing the rapid rise in transportation-related greenhouse gases in the developing world requires custom-tailored solutions.
Greenhouse Gases in the Developing World
An Interview with Daniel Sperling, Director of ITS-Davis
Where the Jobs Are—and Getting the People Who Need Them There
To meet welfare-to-work goals will require more than city-to-suburb reverse commutes.
What Separates the Poor from Their Work
A new study of low-income workers' travel needs upsets some long-held assumptions.
Giving ITS “The Business”
To find the full value of new technologies, new ways of measuring them are needed.
Smart Buses and Shuttles Enable New Transit Connections
Advances in tracking, dispatching and scheduling technologies can lead to more flexible services.
ITS at TRB 2003
UC Transportation Researchers' Participation at the Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board (TRB), January 12-16, 2003.

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Stories in
This Issue

Engine Trouble: More Motors for More People

Greenhouse Gases in the Developing World

Where the Jobs Are— and Getting the People Who Need Them There

What Separates the Poor from Their Work

Giving ITS “The Business"

Smart Buses and Shuttles Enable New Transit Connections

ITS at TRB 2003

ITS Berkeley

ITS Davis

ITS Irvine

ITS Los Angeles

Click here to download a PDF (1.4 MB) of the entire issue.

ITS Review Online, Volume 1, Number 2: December 2002


				Volume 1, Number 2: December 2002
				*Engine Trouble: More Motors for More People* Slowing the rapid rise in transportation-related greenhouse gases in the developing world requires custom-tailored solutions. *Greenhouse Gases in the Developing World* An Interview with Daniel Sperling, Director of ITS-Davis Where the Jobs Are—and Getting the People Who Need Them There To meet welfare-to-work goals will require more than city-to-suburb reverse commutes. What Separates the Poor from Their Work A new study of low-income workers' travel needs upsets some long-held assumptions. Giving ITS “The Business” To find the full value of new technologies, new ways of measuring them are needed. Smart Buses and Shuttles Enable New Transit Connections Advances in tracking, dispatching and scheduling technologies can lead to more flexible services. ITS at TRB 2003 UC Transportation Researchers' Participation at the Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board (TRB), January 12-16, 2003. *Click here to download a PDF (1.4 MB) of the entire issue.* The Institute of Transportation Studies Review Online reports on developments in transportation research at the Institutes of Transportation Studies on the University of California campuses at Berkeley, Davis, Irvine and Los Angeles. It appears approximately four times a year. It is a supplement to the biannual print ITS Review. Subscriptions to both are free. To add your name to the mailing list, please send an email to the ITS Publications Office at itspubs@.berkeley.edu. The Review Online and the ITS Review are written and edited by ITS Publications staff at UC Berkeley. Please send comments or suggestions to them using the information listed below, or visit the ITS Publications page here. Editor: Phyllis Orrick (phylliso@uclink.berkeley.edu), 510-643-2591 Associate Editor: Christine Cosgrove (chriscos@uclink.berkeley.edu) Copyright 2002: University of California Regents Opinions expressed are those of the authors.
	Stories in This Issue Engine Trouble: More Motors for More People *Greenhouse Gases in the Developing World* Where the Jobs Are— and Getting the People Who Need Them There What Separates the Poor from Their Work *Giving ITS “The Business"* Smart Buses and Shuttles Enable New Transit Connections ITS at TRB 2003 ITS Berkeley ITS Davis ITS Irvine ITS Los Angeles *Click here to download a PDF (1.4 MB) of the entire issue.*





				ITS Review Online, Volume 1, Number 2: December 2002