Miguel Jaller

Associate Professor, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, UC Davis

Areas of Expertise

Freight, Logistics, & Supply Chain Safety, Public Health, & Mobility Justice Travel Behavior, Land Use, & the Built Environment Zero-Emission Vehicles & Low-Carbon Fuels

Contact

Email:

mjaller@ucdavis.edu

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Recent Projects

Identifying Optimal Locations for Truck Charging through a Spatiotemporal Analysis of Freight Demand and Renewable Electricity Availability and Pricing

Research Team:

Miguel Jaller (lead)

UC Campus(es):

UC Davis

Exploring Infrastructure Needs to Support the Transition to Zero-Emission Trucks in the San Joaquin Valley

Research Team:

Miguel Jaller (lead)

UC Campus(es):

UC Davis

E-shopping Meets Electrified Self-Driving: Impacts on Warehousing, the Environment, and Environmental Justice

Research Team:

Jean-Daniel Saphores (lead), Miguel Jaller, Lu Xu

UC Campus(es):

UC Davis, UC Irvine

Recent Publications

research report

Benefits, Challenges, and Opportunities of Different Last-Mile Delivery Strategies

research report

The Effects of Truck Idling and Searching for Parking on Disadvantaged Communities

policy brief

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Miguel Jaller

Areas of Expertise

Contact

Recent Projects

Identifying Optimal Locations for Truck Charging through a Spatiotemporal Analysis of Freight Demand and Renewable Electricity Availability and Pricing

Exploring Infrastructure Needs to Support the Transition to Zero-Emission Trucks in the San Joaquin Valley

E-shopping Meets Electrified Self-Driving: Impacts on Warehousing, the Environment, and Environmental Justice

Recent Publications

Benefits, Challenges, and Opportunities of Different Last-Mile Delivery Strategies

The Effects of Truck Idling and Searching for Parking on Disadvantaged Communities

Freight Companies Can Share Assets to Achieve Cost and Emission Reductions and Transition to Zero Emission Vehicles