Shaping the Future of Transportation
The Future Mobility Research Center at UC Berkeley's Partners for Advanced Transportation Technology (PATH) program and Caltrans is dedicated to advancing transportation systems through innovative research and technology.
Partners for Advanced Transportation Technology
The Future Mobility Research Center is hosted by Partners for Advanced Transportation Technology (PATH) at UC Berkeley and Caltrans, a leading research and development program addressing the challenges facing transportation systems in California and beyond.
Innovation
Developing cutting-edge technologies and methodologies to transform transportation systems.
Collaboration
Working with industry, government, and academic partners to solve real-world transportation challenges.
Education
Training the next generation of transportation engineers, planners, and researchers.
Advancing Transportation Through Research
Our interdisciplinary research focuses on solving critical transportation challenges and shaping the future of mobility.
Enhance Safety & Accessibility
Developing technologies and methodologies to improve transportation safety and ensure accessibility to mobility for all communities.
Featured Projects
OPTIMAT: A GPT for ADA-Friendly Transit
Enhance Energy Efficiency & Climate Action
Researching and implementing solutions that reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in transportation systems.
Digital Transportation Infrastructure (DTI)
Building the next generation of connected, intelligent transportation infrastructure to support emerging mobility technologies.
Exploring Transformative Transportation Solutions
Investigating revolutionary approaches to mobility that can fundamentally change how people and goods move in the future.
Featured Projects
Our Research Facilities
State-of-the-art facilities where we develop and test innovative transportation solutions.
Richmond Field Station
A 170-acre research facility featuring dedicated spaces for transportation technology development and testing. The site includes specialized laboratories, a vehicle testing area, and a smart mobility testbed for autonomous vehicle and infrastructure research.
Meet Our Researchers
Our multidisciplinary team brings together expertise from engineering, computer science, urban planning, and policy.
Leadership Team
Scott Moura
Principal Investigator
James Fishelson
Co-Principal Investigator
Justin Wiley
Strategy & Development
Research Team
Peggy Wang
Research Scientist
Alex Kurzhanskiy
Research Engineer
Hao Liu
Research Engineer
Francois Dion
Senior Research Engineer
Anthony Patire
Research Engineer
Huadong (Joshua) Meng
Research Engineer
Michael Montilla
Research Engineer
Mary Becica
Research Engineer
Devi Sivakumar
Research Engineer
Xinwei Yang
Research Engineer
Our valued partners at the California Department of Transportation
Featured Articles & Videos
Explore our latest media coverage, interviews, and educational content about our research and transportation innovations.
Q+A on AI and Traffic Management
Berkeley researchers develop HumanLight, an AI-powered traffic signal control system that prioritizes high-occupancy vehicles to maximize people throughput at intersections.
ABC News: Exploring the Safety of Robotaxis
ABC7 News investigates the safety and implementation of autonomous vehicles in the Bay Area, featuring insights from transportation experts.
Get in Touch
Interested in collaborating, joining our team, or learning more about our research? We'd love to hear from you.
Address
University of California, Berkeley
109 McLaughlin Hall
Berkeley, CA 94720