California Transportation Plan 2050

Climate Change Clearinghouse2018PDFTech ReportShaheen, SusanTotte, HannahStocker, AdamUniversity of California, Berkeley. Transportation Sustainability Research CenterUniversity of California, Berkeley. Department of Civil EngineeringUniversity of California, Berkeley. Institute of Transportation StudiesUniversity of California Center on Economic Competitiveness in TransportationCalifornia. Department of TransportationCalifornia. Departmen. of TransportationUniversity of California, Berkeley. Transportation Sustainability Research CenterCaliforniaClimate changeSustainable transportationVehicle sharingZero emission vehiclesPublic healthIntelligent vehiclesLong range planningHighway planningTransportation planningData and Information TechnologyEnvironmentHighwaysPedestrians and BicyclistsPlanning and ForecastingPublic TransportationRailroadsSocietyTransportation (General)Transportation is arguably experiencing its most transformative revolution since the introduction of the automobile. Concerns over climate change and equity are converging with dramatic technological advances. Although these changes \u2013 including shared mobility and automation \u2013 are rapidly altering the mobility landscape, predictions about the future of transportation are complex, nuanced, and widely debated. California is required by law to renew the California Transportation Plan (CTP), updating its models and policy considerations to reflect industry changes every five years. This document is envisioned as a reference for modelers and decision makers. The authors aggregate current information and research on the state of key trends and emerging technologies/services, documented impacts on California's transportation ecosystem, and future growth projections (as appropriate).109