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Susan Shaheen is a pioneering figure in the field of shared mobility and sustainable transportation. Her research fundamentally shapes how we understand the evolving relationship between technology, travel behavior, and urban infrastructure. As a professor and co-director of the Transportation Sustainability Research Center at UC Berkeley, Shaheen has been instrumental in defining and analyzing the impacts of carsharing, ridesourcing, bikesharing, and other innovative services. Her highly cited work, including the influential 2022 paper "Managing the Curb" (7 citations), explores the critical challenges posed by on-demand mobility to public transit, micromobility, and pedestrian spaces. Shaheen’s contributions extend beyond academic papers; she coined the term "shared mobility" and has advised numerous cities and agencies on policy and planning. With over 200 publications and thousands of citations, her research has been foundational in guiding the transition toward more efficient, equitable, and environmentally friendly transportation systems. For any student or researcher interested in the future of urban mobility, Susan Shaheen’s work is essential reading.
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