REACT Researchers at Canadian Transportation Research Forum
Some of the React Lab team enjoying a break after presentations at the 2019 Canadian Transportation Research Forum in Vancouver, May 2019.
REACT Lab research highlighted at TransLink Future of Mobility talk
REACT Lab research was presented by Alex Bigazzi at a TransLink-hosted public event at UBC Robson Square on April 25th called “The Future of Mobility: How can micromobility support a livable region?” Also presenting were speakers from Lime, Jump/Uber, and Mobi, followed by a lively discussion with the cities of Vancouver and North Vancouver.
REACT Lab at TRB 2019
Alex and Hossam presenting a REACT Lab paper at the 98th Annual Meeting of the Transportation Research Board in Washington, DC. Papers by Elmira, Cail, and Saki were also presented at the meeting.
UBC Transportation group starts another year
The REACT Lab and other transportation engineering grad students meet up for an afternoon social to kick off a new school year on a brisk fall day at UBC.
Saki, Filippos, and Alex present at the ICTCT Workshop in Vancouver
Saki and Filippos at the ICTCT Extra Workshop in Vancouver, March 8-9, 2018
Welcome to REACT lab at UBC
React is a group of researchers, inspired by the idea that truly sustainable transportation engineering and planning are possible, and that better information can lead to better decisions. Our focus is utilitarian bicycle and pedestrian travel analysis and modeling (speed and route choices, network design, energy expenditure, air pollution and health).
For more information, contact us.
In the News
- Professor Alex Bigazzi Challenges the Concept of “Ideological War on Transportation" In Vancouver August 10, 2018
- Civil engineering professor uses UBC electric-assist velomobile pilot to study new patterns in transportation March 2, 2018
- Road pricing in Vancouver October 12, 2017
- The right walking speed to optimize your health April 19, 2017
- Vancouver's West End urged to embrace parking sharing March 14, 2017