CTS Luncheon Series
The Center sponsors a series of luncheon presentations throughout the year, with topics focusing on current transportation issues.
Previous Luncheons
2009 Luncheons:
- Fall 2009: Why Electric Cars?
- Spring 2009: Traffic: Why We Drive the Way We Do (and What It Says About Us)
- Winter 2009: Intelligent Speed Adaptation: Is European Research Relevant to the United States?
2008 Luncheons:
- Fall 2008: American Transportation Policy: Patterns of the Past and Implications for the Present
- Spring 2008: Transportation Options in a Greenhouse: Alternative Strategies to Lowering Our Carbon Footprint
- Winter 2008: The Future of Vehicle Safety
2007 Luncheons:
- Spring 2007: Zoned Out: Regulation, Markets, and Choices in Transportation and Metropolitan Land Use
- Winter 2007: Myths and Misconceptions About the Young Driver Problem and its Solutions
2006 Luncheons:
- Fall 2006: Realistic Public Transport Futures in an Uncertain World
- Spring 2006: From Pearl Harbor to Helicopters: How to Lead in a Multigenerational Transportation Workplace
- Winter 2006: The Dramatic Failure of U.S. Traffic Safety Policy
2005 Luncheons:
- Fall 2005: The High Cost of Free Parking
- Winter 2005: In Real Time, Virtually: Evolving Paradigms and Methodologies for Intelligent Transportation Systems