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Insights into Future Mobility

November 2019
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This report was part of the Mobility of the Future study.

MITEI Authors

William Green Professor

Chemical Engineering

Robert C. Armstrong Director

MIT Energy Initiative

Moshe Ben-Akiva Professor

Civil and Environmental Engineering

John Heywood Professor

Mechanical Engineering; MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change

Christopher Knittel Professor

Sloan School of Management

Sergey Paltsev Senior Research Scientist

MIT Energy Initiative; MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change

Bryan Reimer Research Engineer

MIT AgeLab

Chintan Vaishnav Senior Lecturer

Sloan School of Management

Jinhua Zhao Associate Professor

Urban Studies & Planning

Randall Field Executive Director, Mobility of the Future

MIT Energy Initiative

Joanna Moody Research Program Manager, Mobility Systems Center

MIT Energy Initiative

Emre Gençer Research Scientist

MIT Energy Initiative

Abbas Ghandi Research Affiliate

MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change

Jennifer Morris Research Scientist

MIT Energy Initiative; MIT Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change

Arun Akkinepally Research Affiliate

Civil and Environmental Engineering

Joseph Ferreira Professor

Urban Studies & Planning

David Keith Assistant Professor

Sloan School of Management

Christopher Zegras Professor

Urban Studies & Planning

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