A History of Downtown Road Pricing
UC Berkeley Civil and Envitornmental Enginnering Lecturer and ITS alumni Lewis Lehe about congestion pricing in downtown areas like Manhattan.
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Self-Driving Cars Debuted On California's Highways 20 Years Ago
On August 7, 1997, along a stretch of the 15 freeway near Miramar, San Diego, a fleet of 21 vehicles began a Congressionally-mandated demonstration of an automated highway system. The future of self-driving cars was on full display, and ITS Berkeley was there. Read more at the LAist.
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Inventing the future of Mobility
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There’s a driverless bus in the East Bay, but you can’t ride it yet
Partners for Advanced Transportation Technology's Steven Shladover comments on There’s a driverless bus in the East Bay, but you can’t ride it yet and autonomous vehicle safety at KALW.
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