CMU’s Heinz College is an internationally recognized leader in data-driven public policy. Housed in the Heinz College, Traffic21 strives to be a leader of both innovative transportation technology and policy research to guide civic leaders in harnessing the power and managing the risks of intelligent transportation systems. Often in partnership with other groups, Traffic21 periodically produces policymaker guides intended to inform transportation decision making. These guides are generally informed by the research undertaken at Carnegie Mellon. Below are links to a number of such guides.
Leading the Way: A National Task Force on Connected Vehicles
By: Jon M. Peha
Prepared for Day One Project, summer 2020
Are we there Yet, and Where is it we need to go? Myths and Realities of Connected and Automated Vehicles
By Stan Caldwell and Chris Hendrickson
White Paper prepared for the University of Illinois at Chicago September 19, 2019 Urban Forum
Recommended Policies for the 21st Century Trends in US Mobility
By Rick Grahn, Stan Caldwell and Chris Hendrickson
Which Alternative Fuel Technology is Best for Transit Buses? – Policymaker Guide
Which alternative fuel technology is best for transit buses? – Policy Brief
Connected and Autonomous Vehicles 2040 Vision FINAL REPORT, Appendix
By Chris Hendrickson, Allen Biehler, Yeganeh Mashayekh
