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This is a significant symposium with HBCU engagement in transportation research. With transportation networks crisscrossing centers of minority population areas, USDOT must be congratulated for involving minority serving institutions in transpiration research.

Amazing presentation from Prof. Cassidy

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Great presentation! I had not considered the effects of platooning on road wear, which seems to be a non-obvious benefit. Enjoyed seeing the full context for platooning and the cost analysis.

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Mental health is not a consideration in Transport planning! this is an incredibly important area that is often overlooked. You can find Dr Rebecca Posner's paper that summarises the work that we conducted here: trl.co.uk/uploads/trl/documents/Mental%20health%20and%20transport_0.pdf The research aimed to understand how mental health could impact travel mode choice and explore the factors that influence or are barriers to accessing certain modes of transport and how these vary across different forms of mental health difficulties. I am not sure if you are aware but Prof. Roger Mackett, a visiting professor at University College London has also conducted work in this area you can find his initial study here: assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/662737/report-on-mental-impairments_final.pdf. work last year on behalf of the Department for Transport(UK) to expand the current guidance on accessible public realm. A stream of this work focused on this wider range of mental health difficulties experienced in England - you can find all of that research here: www.gov.uk/government/publications/accessible-public-realm-updating-guidance-and-further-research.

The presenters have done a great analysis of assessing green house gases. Very interesting work,

Great talk!