Prof. Jonathan Hall - How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Road Tolls

#7 of 9. UTTRI presentations at the Canadian International AutoShow, John Bassett Theatre, Toronto, February 20, 2019. Video courtesy 2019 Canadian International AutoShow.

1. Dr. Judy Farvolden, UTTRI Executive Director, opened the event with an introductory presentation about UTTRI and its mission of making transportation research meaningful and useful, "Preparing for 21st-Century Transportation in the Toronto Region: How it can be awesome".

2. Professor Eric Miller, Director, UTTRI and Professor, Civil Engineering, “Exciting Things are Happening in Transportation in the Toronto Region …”.

3. Professor David Wolfe, Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, “The Future of Ontario’s Automotive Sector in the Age of Digital Disruption”.

4. Keenan Burnett, Team Lead of aUToronto, MASc Candidate, UTIAS, “aUToronto”.

5. Ted Graham, Head of Open Innovation, GM Canada, “From Car Manufacturer to Mobility Disrupter: How General Motors is Transforming its Business Model”.

6. Dr. Mehdi Nourinejad, Rotman School of Management, “Autonomous Vehicle Parking”.

7. Professor Jonathan Hall, Economics, “How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Road Tolls”.

8. Ryan Lanyon, Chair, Automated Vehicles Working Group, City of Toronto, “Self-Driving to a Better Future: Harnessing Automated Vehicles for Public Good”.

9. Dr. Judy Farvolden, Executive Director, UTTRI, Closing remarks.

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