Transportation
Our faculty examine the role of transportation to improve mobility options for all people, reduce pollution and GHG emissions, and contribute to making more livable cities. The METRANS Transportation Consortium focuses on solving transportation problems of large metropolitan areas through interdisciplinary research, education and outreach.
Transportation-related Academic Programs and Specializations at Price
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Price students advise L.A. Councilmember on designing safer streets
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Green interviewed for a story about the financial benefits of renting instead of owning a home in L.A
Featured Faculty: Richard K. Green
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Currid-Halkett featured in an article about “friendflation,” a phenomenon in which people avoid meeting each other if it entails spending a lot of money
Featured Faculty: Elizabeth Currid-Halkett
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Green featured in a story that ranked the affordability of California cities
Featured Faculty: Richard K. Green
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Myers interviewed about the affordability of cities that attracted the most people who fled Los Angeles for cheaper living
Featured Faculty: Dowell Myers
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Boarnet quoted in stories covering the Urban Knowledge Hub event in Jakarta, where he was a featured speaker
Featured Faculty: Marlon Boarnet
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METRANS Transportation Consortium
METRANS is a U.S. Department of Transportation University Transportation Consortium. It is a joint partnership of USC and California State University, Long Beach. Its mission is to solve transportation problems in large metropolitan regions through interdisciplinary research, education, and outreach. Its four areas of focus are goods movement and international trade; urban mobility; transportation infrastructure and finance; and safety, security, and vulnerability.
METRANS Transportation Center Website