Events

  • 2023 Conference

    How Transportation Technology Can Combat Forced Labor

    How might we reimagine transportation technology in a way that combats the systemic vulnerabilities that leave certain populations more likely to experience forced labor?

  • 2021 Conference

    Brave New Road: The Role of Technology in Achieving Safe and Just Transport Systems

    How can new technologies help correct the many equity and equality issues facing our transportation system? How can we ensure the deployment of new technologies doesn’t exacerbate these existing issues?

  • 2020 Conference

    Global Perspectives on Law, Policy, and Mobility Innovation

    The goal of the 2020 Law and Mobility conference is to bring together a diverse selection of international transportation experts from government, industry, and civil society to discuss how communities and nations across the globe are reacting to new mobility technologies like drones, automated vehicles, and micro-mobility platforms. Within the United States the discussion around new mobility technology has been focused on domestic developments, with some discussion of developments in nations and regions that have deep connections to the American transportation system – as dictated by geography (Canada) or economics (the EU, Japan, South Korea, and Japan, among others). This conference is intended to expand that discussion to a wider set of nations and regions, to gain new perspectives on both the promise and peril of these emerging technologies.

  • 2019 Conference

    (Re)Writing the Rules of the Road

    In the case of automated driving, how and to whom should the rules of the road apply? This deep-dive conference brings together experts from government, industry, civil society, and academia to answer these questions through focused and robust discussion.