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REACT Lab research on walking and cycling speeds and health was featured in a Transportation quiz in the January 2020 issue of UBC Applied Science’s Ingenuity magazine. See how well you do!
2020 - 2022
Self-driving vehicle (SDV) technology is advancing rapidly, but important questions remain about how non-automated road users (pedestrians, cyclists, drivers) will interact with SDVs. This research addresses the questions: Do people perceive pedestrian interactions with SDVs as comfortable and safe, and do those perceptions influence support for SDV policies? We will collect and analyse video data […]
TransLink New Mobility Research Grant (with Dr. Jodi Honey-Roses of UBC School of Community and Regional Planning)
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REACT Lab research was well represented at the 99th TRB Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. this January, with papers on new mobility services, e-bike mode substitution, marginal emission factors from passenger transportation, pedestrian-bicycle interactions, and more.