Associate Professor Candace Brakewood explores the future of public transportation use after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Research published by Assistant Professor Candace Brakewood recently cited in the New York Times.

Assistant Professor Candace Brakewood published research that synthesizes the current state of reduced-fare programs for low-income transit riders.

Assistant Professor Candace Brakewood co-authored an article titled “Declines in Transit Ridership,” published in TR News.

Assistant Professor Candace Brakewood co-authored a chapter in the newly released book, The Handbook of Public Transport Research, by Edward Elgar Publishing.

Assistant Professor Candace Brakewood was quoted in a Bloomberg CityLab article examining how payments for transit fares have changed during the pandemic.

Assistant Professor Candace Brakewood and Professor Chris Cherry will be guiding UT’s partnership with a consortium led by Georgia Tech to address declining transit ridership.

There’s hardly any aspect of modern life that has not been touched by the advent of mobile app technology. It […]

The online publication Smart Cities Dive recently spotlighted the research by Professor Chris Cherry and Assistant Professor Candace Brakewood that […]

Assistant Professor Candace Brakewood recently was interviewed about the impact of COVID-19 on mass transit for a Bloomberg Businessweek article titled, […]