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  • Mike Davis and American Mobility

    Mike Davis and American Mobility
    2023/04/04
    Long before Mike Davis won MacArthur and Lannan awards for his writing, he drove trucks through channelized riverbeds, through affluent neighborhoods delivering toys and furniture, and through the have-and-have-not communities of Los Angeles that would inspire his later writings. That truck-driving career, which started during his junior year in high school when his father had a heart attack, would begin Davis’ career as a mobility professional. Those formative experiences as a Southern California mobility professional informed the socioeconomic commentary at the heart of City of Quartz, Ecology of Fear, Planet of Slums and Buda's Wagon: A Brief History of the Car Bomb.

    Davis passed away in late 2022. Join Mobility Matters Host Tyler Reeb and guest Mike Sonksen, a Los Angeles-based educator, journalist, and poet, as they discuss the indelible imprint that Davis has left on American letters and his incisive commentary on American mobility.
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    35 分
  • From Invisible to Essential: Covering Freight in the Media

    From Invisible to Essential: Covering Freight in the Media
    2022/09/26
    During the 2022 International Urban Freight Conference (I-NUF), Mobility Matters Host Tyler Reeb moderated a keynote panel to discuss changing public perceptions of the supply chain and how media professionals are changing (or not changing) their approach to covering the topic. Tyler was joined by Sarah McGregor, Bloomberg Los Angeles Bureau Chief, Samantha Masunaga, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer, and Dan Ronan, Transport Topics Associate News Editor.

    Join Tyler and three leading media voices as they reflect on lessons learned and challenges associated with covering supply chain issues before, during, and after the pandemic.
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    55 分
  • Choosing ITS: Smarter Communities and Careers

    Choosing ITS: Smarter Communities and Careers
    2022/09/19
    What if we could reduce pedestrian fatalities by a power of 20? What traffic was safer and less congested during your daily commutes? And what if communities across the country became more accessible—opening up a whole new world of meaningful career and quality of life improvements for previously underserved populations? If this all sounds good, then stay tuned for more information about the potential of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS).

    Join Mobility Matters Host Tyler Reeb and ITS experts Eric Rensel, Kevin Comstock, and Stephanie Ivey as they delve into why community leaders should choose to implement ITS technologies and why emerging and incumbent professionals should choose ITS careers.
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    38 分
  • Equity and Mobility in Indian Country

    Equity and Mobility in Indian Country
    2022/02/15
    Explore why empowering the Tribal transportation workforce is critical to promoting equity and mobility in Indian Country and how the future of Tribal technical assistance is essential in achieving that goal. Join Mobility Matters host, Tyler Reeb, and his special guests in this timely discussion.
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    11 分