Future Mobility Program News Today

A $3.1 billion federal grant awarded last month will help revive an over-budget and overdue high-speed rail project.

While other countries have been zipping along in their bullet trains, rail travel in the U.S. is closer to the steam engine. A transportation planning engineer explains how we got off track.

The rise of shared, low-occupancy vehicles, such as bicycles and electric scooters, is revolutionizing the way people move within cities.

Don't ditch your walking shoes just yet.

E-scooters can be great for the planet—as long as they don't replace zero-emissions walking and biking trips.

As gas gets more expensive, experts offer tips on how to drive more efficiently and how to see if public transit is an option for you.

Last June, Amy Geren, bought a $42,000 Airstream trailer, sight unseen, from a dealer in Vermont. The 16-foot, 2020 Bambi floor model was the last one on the lot.

Giovanni Circella’s profile on The Conversation

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Angela Sanguinetti, research environmental psychologist at the University of California, Davis, will give a talk titled "How Emissions Information Can Prompt Travelers to Purchase Greener Flights" as part of MCLAs Green Living Seminar Series at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 24, 2021.    Green Living Seminar Series webinars are free and open to the public; community members can register for each lecture at mcla.edu/greenliving. All seminars take place weekly on Wednes...

Old school Airstreams enjoy pandemic-era popularity Eilene Zimmerman, The Washington Post Feb. 24, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 5 1of5Denny Stone, owner and head of design at So Cal Vintage Trailer, polishes a refurbished Airsteam at his facility in San Diego.photo for The Washington Post by Sandy Huffaker.Show MoreShow Less 2of5An interior view of a refurbished Airstream camper at So Cal Vintage Trailer.photo for The Washington Post by Sandy Huffaker.Show MoreShow Less 3of5 4of5Carpe...