ALT InterActions LA transportation panel: Brian Nelson (via), Ross Silvers (PSTA), Avital Shavit (LA Metro)

ALT Graphic featuring a light rail train in a city setting with cars and traffic signals in the background. Below the image, a blue box contains text that reads: "The connection between higher rents and fewer transit riders Michael Manville, UCLA In a study comparing neighborhood rents and transit ridership, researchers found that rising rents and gentrification are both associated with declining ridership in transit-rich neighborhoods." The bottom of the graphic reads: "ROAD SCHOLARS" in white text on a dark blue band. A yellow number 1 appears in the top right corner of the text area.

ALT Graphic showing two cable cars ascending a steep street in San Francisco, flanked by trees and urban buildings. Below the image is a blue box with text that reads: "What do residential lotteries show us about transportation choices?" Adam Millard-Ball, UCLA "Selective bias makes it difficult to research how housing impacts transportation choices. San Francisco’s affordable housing lotteries helped researchers overcome this obstacle." A yellow number 2 is in the top right corner of the text area. The bottom of the graphic reads: "ROAD SCHOLARS" in white text on a dark blue band.,

ALT Graphic showing row of parked bikes. Below the image is a blue box with text that reads: "A roadmap to increasing scooter and bikeshare access for all Anne Brown, University of Oregon Out of 239 micromobility programs across the U.S., less than a third include targeted outreach to marginalized or underserved communities." A yellow number 3 is in the top right corner of the text area. The bottom of the graphic reads: "ROAD SCHOLARS" in white text on a dark blue band.

ALT Graphic showing row of parked bikes. Below the image is a blue box with text that reads: "How people with disabilities use ride-hailing apps Abigail Cochran, University of Nebraska-Lincoln Targeted policies are needed to address older adults and people with disabilities’s unique needs and barriers to using ride-hail services like Uber and Lyft." A yellow number 4 is in the top right corner of the text area. The bottom of the graphic reads: "ROAD SCHOLARS" in white text on a dark blue band.