

Transforming Transportation Advisory Committee (TTAC)
Jan 8, 2024
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On January 18, 2024, the newly-formed Transforming Transportation Advisory Committee (TTAC) will hold its first meeting. The TTAC has been formed to explore issued related to the following:
Integrated approaches to promote greater cross-modal integration of emerging technologies, in particular applications to deploy automation;
Policies that encourage innovation to grow and support a safe and productive US workforce, as well as foster economic competitiveness and job quality;
Approaches and frameworks that encourage the secure exchange and sharing of transformative transportation data, including technologies and infrastructure, across the public and private sectors that can guide core policy decisions across DOT’s strategic goals; and
Ways the Department can identify and elevate cybersecurity solutions and protect privacy across transportation systems and infrastructure.
TTAC members include:
Nat Beuse – Vice President of Safety, Aurora
John Bozzella – President and CEO, Alliance for Automotive Innovation
Jim Burg – President and CEO, James Burg Trucking Company
Laura Chace – President and CEO, ITS America
Mark Chung – Executive Vice President of Roadway Practice, National Safety Council
Matthew Colvin – Chief of Staff of the Transportation Trades Department, AFL-CIO
Steve Dellenback – Vice President of Intelligent Systems, Southwest Research Institute
Thomas Dwiggins – Chief Fire Officer, Chandler Fire Department
Carol Flannagan – Research Professor and Director of the Center for the Management of Information for Safe and Sustainable Transportation, University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute
Shelley Francis – Co-founder & Managing Partner, EV Noire
Kelly Funkhouser – Associate Director of Vehicle Technology, Consumer Reports
Mayor Kate Gallego – Mayor, City of Phoenix, AZ
Kim Lucas – Director of Mobility and Infrastructure, City of Pittsburgh
Tekedra Mawakana – Co-Chief Executive Officer, Waymo
Swati Mylavarapu – Co-Founder, Incite
Raj Rajkumar – Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie-Mellon University
Bryan Reimer – Research Scientist, Center for Transportation and Logistics/AgeLab at MIT
Catherine Ross – Harry West Professor of City and Regional Planning, Georgia Institute of Technology
Cole Scandaglia – Senior Legislative Representative and Policy Advisor, International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Steve Shladover – Research Engineer, University of California Berkeley
Bryant Walker Smith – Associate Professor, University of South Carolina School of Law
Bernard Soriano – Deputy Director, California DMV
Amie Stepanovich – VP of U.S. Policy, Future of Privacy Forum
Jeffrey Tumlin – Director of Transportation, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
Carol Tyson – Government Affairs Liaison, Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund
Eileen Vélez-Vega – Secretary, Puerto Rico Department of Public Works and Transportation
Maria Trinidad (“Triny”) Willerton - President and Founder, It Could Be Me