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• ITS coverage of the last TransportationCamp LA
• The go-to guide for all TransportationCamps

TransportationCamp LA is an open venue for sharing and learning about the region’s transportation issues and successes, open to advocates, professionals, community members, and everyone passionate about mobility in Los Angeles and Southern California. TransportationCamp LA aims to be an open, forward-thinking event that brings together people of all facets of the transportation world.

TransportationCamp is not a formal conference – rather, as an unconference, it is driven entirely by attendees’ interests and experiences. At TransportationCamp, there is no set agenda prior to the event. Sessions are determined at the beginning of the day and are drawn from proposals and ideas that attendees submit. A session can be any format: a presentation, an open discussion, a demonstration, a panel, or even a group exercise or game.

TransportationCamp covers urban transportation issues in all their forms, including economic, social, public health, and environmental impacts. Session topics in the previous TransportationCamp LA ranged from “Measuring Great Streets,” to “Beyond Cars: Suburban Mobility,” to “Equity & Inclusion in the Innovation Economy” and change every year to reflect the latest research and questions of the moment. Have thoughts on the proliferation of scooters and shared mobility devices across LA, or the Metro’s Twenty-Eight by ‘28 transportation projects? Get your own session started just with an oversized Post-It note.

WHEN

Saturday, July 13, 2019

TransportationCamp LA begins in the morning and is an all-day event. Exact schedule and session times to be announced.

GETTING THERE

TransportationCamp LA will be held in the UCLA Public Affairs Building in the northeast part of campus. Parking is available at a number of nearby UCLA parking facilities: P2, P3, and P5. See here for more information.

Reach UCLA directly by the Santa Monica Big Blue Bus 1, 2, 8, R12, and 18 routes and the Metro 2 and 734 buses. The Metro 720 bus and Expo Line are options via a transfer at Westwood Boulevard.

Westwood Boulevard, Charles E. Young Drive and Westholme Avenue offer routes to the Public Affairs Building. There are many bike racks on-site.