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Matthew Raifman, PhD

A long jounrey ahead

We still have a long journey ahead on the path towards eliminating tailpipe emissions in California’s light-duty vehicle fleet. Second…

Oct 4

A long jounrey ahead

Oct 4

An Autonomous Vehicle Emergency Override

This is kind of amusing and a bit concerning from a safety perspective, but it also is relevant from a policy perspective. Last week, Vice…

Oct 4

An Autonomous Vehicle Emergency Override

Oct 4

A voyage to a disputed land

Matthew Raifman

Sep 30, 2022

A voyage to a disputed land

Sep 30, 2022

The Transport Burden of Tourism

In tourism-heavy Amsterdam, one third of all weekday transport trips are taken by visitors. Interestingly, the modal split of visitors is…

Feb 1, 2022

The Transport Burden of Tourism

Feb 1, 2022

With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility.

There’s been a lot of talk about whether the infrastructure bill is focused on climate change or not, but passing the bill was just the…

Nov 16, 2021

With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility.

Nov 16, 2021

The Epidemic in Plain Sight: Traffic Fatalities

Last week, Jim Pagels was killed while cycling in D.C. He was 29. A PhD student in Economics. He had just received a coronavirus vaccine…

Apr 14, 2021

The Epidemic in Plain Sight: Traffic Fatalities

Apr 14, 2021

A Moon Shot Moment for Transportation

The Biden Administration is poised to release its infrastructure plan. It’s crucial for policymakers to consider active mobility and…

Mar 29, 2021

A Moon Shot Moment for Transportation

Mar 29, 2021

Carpe Diem? Or car dependence?

I feel a need to share some thoughts on the opportunity presented by a Biden administration to rethink America’s transportation system.

Nov 14, 2020

Nov 14, 2020

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Legislating Automated Vehicle Safety

In 1965, the cost of a gallon of gas was 31 cents, the Chevrolet Impala was the best selling car in the U.S., Plymouth introduced “the…

Oct 18, 2017

Legislating Automated Vehicle Safety

Oct 18, 2017

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Legislating Automation: How Congress is Approaching Automated Vehicles

The fall of 2017 has been good to proponents of federal automated vehicle (AV) legislation, with both the House (H.R. 3388) and Senate (S…

Oct 10, 2017

Legislating Automation: How Congress is Approaching Automated Vehicles

Oct 10, 2017

Matthew Raifman, PhD

Matthew Raifman, PhD

Passionate about making cities better places to live and spending as much time in #nature as possible. Ex: Ford, World Bank, DOE, Brookings, WRI. Views = my own

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