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Home > What's Happening > What's Happening > SURCOM Program Director Highlights Mobility21 Research at APTAtech
Dr. Jill Hough presents at APTAtech conference

August 2, 2023

Dr. Jill Hough, Program Director at Small Urban and Rural Center On Mobility (SURCOM) recently shared Mobility21 UTC research from Sarah Fox and Nik Martelaro at APTAtech, highlighting transit technology research done by the University Transportation Center.

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