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What are the three revs?

The rapid adoption of shared mobility services and electric vehicles, coupled with the prospect of driverless vehicles, has the potential to radically transform how people and goods move in advanced and emerging economies. Three revolutions in transportation — shared mobility, electrification and autonomous vehicles — will fundamentally change transportation around the world. Rigorous research and impartial policy analysis are urgently needed to understand the impacts of these transportation revolutions, and to guide industry investments and government decision-making.

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Giovanni Circella for the Washington Post "The widespread adoption of remote work has enabled greater flexibility to travel — but not for everyone"

March 01, 2021

Giovanni Circella, director of 3 Revolutions Future Mobility Program at the University of California at Davis, has been studying how the pandemic has affected mobility and says the widespread adoption of remote work has enabled greater flexibility to travel — but not for everyone. “It’s true mostly for higher-income individuals and white-collar workers,” he says, noting that the option of remote work is far less prevalent among lower-income and minority employees, who are also more likely to be essential workers.

Jai Malik

Student of the Month: Jai Malik

March 01, 2021
Where are you from?

I was born and raised in Delhi. I moved to UC Davis in 2017 to pursue graduate studies in Transportation. 

What are you working on?

My research has been focused on changing mobility in the U.S. and other countries due to emerging transportation technologies: shared mobility and self-driving cars. In the last year my focus has also been on the change in the transportation sector due to the COVID-19 pandemic. My study areas include the U.S., Mexico, Brazil, India, China, Germany and the South East Asian region.