UT 402, Section 2

Explore the dynamic world of transportation policy with a course that lays the foundation for understanding the pivotal role urban transportation plays in city life. This introductory course examines fundamental theories, concepts, and the historical context of transportation policy, offering students a comprehensive overview of the mechanisms that drive transportation systems in the United States. Emphasizing the importance of social equity, environmental sustainability, and technological innovation, students will engage with real-world case studies and policy reform initiatives. Topics include the evolution of transportation infrastructure, multimodal transportation planning, regulatory frameworks, and the impact of transportation on environmental and social justice issues. By the end of the course, students will not only grasp the core elements of transportation policy but also be equipped with analytical tools needed to propose informed and progressive reforms. Help shape the future of transportation through a multidisciplinary lens that prioritizes forward-thinking solutions.