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Author Detail
Kristin Lovejoy (
kelovejoy@ucdavis.edu
)
University of California, Davis
Publications (16 records):
Title
Year
Series
The Impacts of Big Box Retail on Downtown: A Case Study of Target in Davis (CA)
2018
Journal Article
The First Big-Box Store in Davis
2015
Journal Article
Social Networks as a Source of Private-Vehicle Transportation: The Practice of Getting Rides and Borrowing Vehicles Among Mexican Immigrants in California
2014
Journal Article
Measuring the Impacts of Local Land-Use Policies on Vehicle Miles of Travel: The Case of the First Big-Box Store in Davis, California
2013
Journal Article
High School Bicycling Survey 2013: Summary Report
2013
Research Report
Measuring the Impacts of Local Land Use Policies on Vehicle Miles of Travel: The Case of the First Big Box Store in Davis, California
2012
Research Report
Mobility Fulfillment Among Low-car Households: Implications for Reducing Auto Dependence in the United States
2012
Research Report
"Developments in Bicycle Equipment and Its Role in Promoting Cycling as a Travel Mode," chapter in
City Cycling
2012
Journal Article
Results of the 2009-10 Campus Travel Survey
2010
Research Report
Neighborhood Satisfaction in Suburban versus Traditional Environments: An Evaluation of Contributing Characteristics in Eight California Neighborhoods
2010
Journal Article
Davis Shopping Survey Report
2010
Research Report
Results of the 2008-09 Campus Travel Survey
2009
Research Report
Travel Behavior of Immigrant Groups in California
2009
Journal Article
Transportation Experiences of Mexican Immigrants in California: Results from Focus Group Interviews
2007
Research Report
Travel of Diverse Populations: Literature Review
2007
Research Report
Do suburban- and traditional-neighborhood residents want different things? Evidence on neighborhood satisfaction and travel behavior
2006
Research Report