June 8th

Transportation Camp LA 2024

Name: Transportation Camp LA 2024
Start: 2024-06-08T09:30:32-0700
End: 2024-06-08T17:00:30-0700
Location: UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs, Check-In @ Room 2355

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Event description

Transportation Camp LA 2024

TransportationCamp LA is an open venue for sharing and learning about the region’s transportation issues and successes. It aims to be an open, forward-thinking event that brings together people of all facets of the transportation world.

TransportationCamp is not a formal conference - rather, as an unconference, it is driven entirely by attendees’ interests and experiences. At TransportationCamp, there is no set agenda prior to the event. Sessions are determined at the beginning of the day and are drawn from proposals and ideas that attendees submit. A session can be any format: a presentation, an open discussion, a demonstration, a panel, or even a group exercise or game.

TransportationCamp covers urban transportation issues in all their forms, including economic, social, public health, and environmental impacts. Session topics in the previous TransportationCamp LA ranged from “Congestion Pricing & Increasing Transit Ridership,” to “Mobility with Kids Under 5,” to “Latest Buzz from Cycle-friendly Cities” and change every year to reflect the latest research and questions of the moment.

Have thoughts on mobility and access for carless households in LA, or battery replacement and disposal strategies for transit agencies? Get your own session started here just with an oversized Post-It note.

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Who Should Attend:

Advocates
Professionals
Community Members
Anyone and everyone passionate about mobility in Los Angeles and Southern California!

How Can I Get There:

Transit: Reach UCLA directly by the Santa Monica Big Blue Bus 1, 2, 8, R12, and 18 routes and the Metro 2 and 734 buses. The Metro 720 bus and Expo Line are options via a transfer at Westwood Boulevard.

Bicycling: Westwood Boulevard, Charles E. Young Drive and Westholme Avenue offer routes to the Public Affairs Building. There are many bike racks on-site.

Driving: This event will be held in the UCLA Public Affairs Building, located in the northeastern part of campus. Parking is available at a number of nearby lots, including P2, P3 and P5. See here for more information.

Registration includes access to full sessions and lunch.

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Refund policy

Once you register, we pay for you to attend even if you cancel. Thus, in most cases, we cannot offer a refund. Your registration is transferable, and you can change the name on your registration until May 31, 2024 by completing the following: 1.) Click Edit Order button on your confirmation email, 2.) Click Manage Order to change the contact details as well as the names on your tickets. 3.) Choose the field you would like to make changes to and click Edit. 4.) Click Update at the bottom to implement your changes. 5.) If email addresses are being collected for each ticket, you can also check Email tickets to attendees for the tickets to be sent to each ticket holder. 5.) If you change the name on your registration, please Notify Us at uclaits@g.ucla.edu. To request a refund, please contact the event organizers. You can find the "Contact Host" button on your confirmation email or the event page. You will be able to select the "I want to request a refund" option from the dropdown menu. Exceptions will be made for individuals who will be under stay-at-home orders from their healthcare provider during the event. The individual must notify event organizers at uclaits@g.ucla.edu within 24 hours of being placed on the restriction and include a copy of the order from their healthcare provider. Any refunds will be minus the Humanatix fees.

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UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies

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The UCLA Institute of Transportation Studies supports and advances cutting-edge research, the highest-quality education, and meaningful and influential civic engagement on the many pressing transportation issues facing our cities, state, nation and world today. UCLA ITS scholars are particularly renowned for their work on:

UCLA ITS is part of the University of California Institute of Transportation Studies, a four-campus consortium that includes UC Berkeley, UC Davis and UC Irvine. UCLA ITS is also a proud partner in the Pacific Southwest Region 9 University Transportation Center, a federally funded research network with nine other universities.

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