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Uncovering Traffic Emissions: Converging Direct Measurements and Mobility Science

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  • Gonzales, Marta C. PhD
  • Ozturk, Ayse Tugba

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Despite the years of climate change mitigation effort, per capita transportation emissions are on the rise. Reducing vehicle miles traveled, congestion mitigation and increasing vehicle efficiency are three strategies to reduce CO2 emissions from vehicles. Outcomes of these strategies may contradict each other considering their impacts on the road network and possible behavior changes within the transportation system. Though, models used in policy evaluations do not capture the interplay between vehicle characteristics, travel demand, and urban form. Understanding the spatial and temporal variations in vehicular emissions and the impact of each subsector requires collaboration between two seemingly separate fields: emissions modeling and urban science.

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  • Gonzales, Marta C. PhD & Ozturk, Ayse Tugba, 2025. "Uncovering Traffic Emissions: Converging Direct Measurements and Mobility Science," Institute of Transportation Studies, Research Reports, Working Papers, Proceedings qt4dk29637, Institute of Transportation Studies, UC Berkeley.
    • Handle: RePEc:cdl:itsrrp:qt4dk29637
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