Posts Tagged: accessibility
Mobility Network presented “Designing complete communities” as part of The Way Forward panel discussion series on May 10, 2022. The session was hosted by Dr. Judy Farvolden, Executive Director, Mobility […]
Mobility Network presented “Negotiating with robots in the public realm” as part of The Way Forward panel discussion series on April 26, 2022. The session was hosted by Dr. Judy […]
Prospective urban planners will learn the importance of integrating accessible city designs for those living with a disability. Recently awarded the Mikey Milner International Professorship Award, University of Toronto Mississauga […]
“Transportation and grocery store distribution make Toronto inaccessible, U of T experts say,” features two UTTRI faculty associates, Professors Ron Buliung and Michael Widener who comment on accessibility in the […]
CNN Business talked to UTTRI associated faculty Professor Michael Widener for a recent article on the negative impact of COVID-19 on food accessibility in the U.S. Professor Widener is Canada […]
UTTRI associated faculty Professor Steven Farber was quoted in “Why Public Transit Should Be Free For All” published online by The Bullet, February 23, 2020. The article discusses impacts of […]
Providing accessible transit systems is a major challenge for transportation planners nowadays. Thomas Straatemeier, a Dutch transport planner, was at University of Toronto to give a talk on strategies to […]
UTTRI associated faculty Professor Steve Farber and PhD student Jeff Allen co-authored the report “The Ontario Line: Socioeconomic Distribution of Travel Time and Accessibility Benefits” for Metrolinx, which featured an […]
Four UTTRI associated faculty were among those profiled in the first issue of foundations, the new magazine of the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering. Professor Shoshanna Saxe‘s New York […]
UTTRI postdoctoral fellow Ahmadreza Faghih Imani, Director Professor Eric Miller and associated faculty Professor Shoshanna Saxe co-authored “Cycle accessibility and level of traffic stress: A case study of Toronto” which was published in Journal of Transport […]
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