Sustainable Transportation & Livable Communities

Build real-world skills in sustainable transportation. Join us for an online info session on April 28 to explore the Master of Sustainable Transportation, capstone project, Certificate program, and how the curriculum connects theory to practice. Register: sustainable-transportation.uw.edu/event/?sfid=70…

Ready to make an impact in transportation and sustainability? Join our online Info Session on May 27 to learn about the UW Master's degree in Sustainable Transportation and Certificate in Livable Communities. Register: sustainable-transportation.uw.edu/event/?sfid=70…

Submit your application for the UW Master of Sustainable Transportation by May 1st and we'll pay your application fee. Start your journey in sustainable transportation, urban planning, policy, and engineering this September. sustainable-transportation.uw.edu

Ready to advance your career in sustainable transportation? Join an online info session to meet us and learn more about the UW Master's degree in Sustainable Transportation and Certificate in Planning & Livable Communities. Register: sustainable-transportation.uw.edu/admissions/eve…

Ready to grow your career in sustainable transportation? Learn how the UW Master of Sustainable Transportation and Certificate in Planning & Livable Communities equip you with skills in engineering, planning, and policy. Join our March 24 info session: sustainable-transportation.uw.edu/event/?sfid=70…

Ready to make an impact in transportation and sustainability? Join our Master of Sustainable Transportation info session and learn about and our real-world curriculum combining civil engineering, urban planning, public policy, and environmental science: sustainable-transportation.uw.edu/event/?sfid=70…

Congratulations to the class of 2025 for completing your capstones and graduating from the Master of Sustainable Transportation program. We are proud of all you have achieved and we can't wait to see how you contribute to a more sustainable, innovative future. #classof2025

Exciting news from @UW: We're ranked 8th in the world (2nd among U.S. publics) by @usnews. We’re proud to be part of a university making a real difference. If you're considering a Master's degree or a 9-month certificate, now is a great time to join us! washington.edu/news/2025/06/1…

Urban #freight and ecommerce present new challenges, including the need to integrate #equity in #planning. Travis Fried (teaches Environmental Analysis & Assessment) presented @UrbanFreightLab research on these issues at @UMNCTS #Transportation Conference. mntransportationresearch.org/2025/02/03/mob…

#AI, #automation, and advanced #analytics are transforming supply chain management. If you're not using AI, now is the perfect time to get ahead of the curve. To help you get started, we're hosting a 1-hour mini bootcamp on Building a Custom AI Assistant: bit.ly/AI-in-1-hour

New @USDOT #c2smart study by our Don MacKenzie (instructor for Climate Change & Energy) tests AI feedback & speed limits on #escooter sidewalk ridership. Results suggest that while #AI reduced sidewalk usage, it didn't fundamentally alter overall behavior: findingspress.org/article/125892…

Washington state is investing $100MM to expand its electric vehicle charging infrastructure, but Our Don MacKenzie says it won't be enough to drive widespread #EV adoption. cascadepbs.org/environment/20… #electricvehicles #EVadoption #chargingstations

.@amazon employees will soon be required in the office 5 days per week, putting thousands more cars on the roads in Seattle and Bellevue. Our Ryan Avery says this change comes at a particularly challenging time for our region's #transportation network. king5.com/article/news/l…

.@BusinessInsider dives into the #economics of #bikelanes, reviewing every study on the subject since 1984, including one by our Jenny Liu (teaches CET 568: Transportation Economics) that assesses businesses and retailers have (and haven't) benefited. businessinsider.com/bike-lanes-goo…

New paper published on EPB here: journals.sagepub.com/eprint/W4HZJ2A… We present a model-agnostic method, i.e., you can use this method with any accessibility measurement at any context to calculate public transit route's contribution to overall accessibility.

A new pub coauthored by our former faculty member Matthew Palm is published in Transportation Research Perspectives. It looks at #transportation, time #poverty, and activity & finds that 5% of people experiences both time- & transportation-related poverty. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Excited to welcome Thomas Dow, new instructor for CET 569: Policy Development, Finance, and Sustainable Transportation. He is the Director of Transportation & Programs for #INCOG and has extensive experience in #transportation #planning, and #leadership. #dow" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sustainable-transportation.uw.edu/academic-exper…

Congratulations to our 2024 Student of the Year Chelsey Yan (MST '24), a planner at @HDR working on #sustainability #planning, #greenrating, #Envision, and project management. This award is based on academics, participation, and collaboration. #Transportation #Resiliency #Transit

Welcome Travis Fried, teaching Sustainable Transportation 566: Environmental Analysis & Assessment. Travis is an RA for @urbanfreightlab, a Ph.D. student in @uw_cee, a spatial #data & urban #freight enthusiast, and a @WorldResources alum. sustainable-transportation.uw.edu/academic-exper…

New paper coauthored by our Don MacKenzie (teaches CET 565: Climate Change & Energy) explores preferences for shared #micromobility with #autonomous technology: link.springer.com/article/10.100… #autonomousvehicles #transportation #bikeshare #scootershare #bikeinfrastructure #mobility