Transit’s Path to Recovery
Transit thrives on density. It’s most effective in serving mobility needs in corridors where a concentration of places to live, work, and play means higher trip demand and densely packed vehicles. This density is the antithesis of public health measures to control the spread of COVID-19. The pandemic has affected transit demand, supply, funding, management, and politics. What is transit’s path forward to recovery?
Speaking:
CEO
Darnell Grisby
Professor, UCLA Luskin
Brian D. Taylor
CEO
Phillip Washington
Deputy Director, UCLA ITS
Juan Matute
A panel discussion on public transportation’s current challenges and recovery scenarios. A moderator will facilitate a Q&A session among the speakers and registered participants.
This session will be simulcast on YouTube for observer access.