Research Associate
Office: (661) 912-2986
e-mail: apcohen@path.berkeley.edu
Adam joined the suite of projects called Innovative
Mobility Research (IMR) as an undergraduate student researcher in Fall
2004. His early IMR research projects included the technical and legal
feasibility of automated speed enforcement (ASE). As an undergraduate,
Adam studied legal studies and urban studies at UC Berkeley and is
interested in pursuing a career in transportation engineering. Graduate
courses in Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering and City and
Regional Planning augment his ongoing research. Currently, Adam has
focused his research on North American and world carsharing. Adam
received both the 2004 & 2005 Bay Area ITE Scholarship Essay Award,
and was the 2005 District 6 Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE)
Fellow.
