Looking for articles about a certain topic in transportation? Your best bet is to start with the TRID(link is external) database. TRID is the most comprehensive database for transportation research. It contains articles and papers from peer-reviewed journals, conference proceedings, technical reports, and more.
You can also use our research guides for topics like:
- Transportation Engineering(link is external)
- Transportation Data & Statistics(link is external)
- Justice and Equity in Transportation(link is external)
To access licensed library resources off campus, use the VPN(link is external) or EZproxy(link is external) to connect to library resources. Here is the guide(link is external) to use those tools. If you a link to the full-text of the article isn't available through the database directly,Google Scholar(link is external) when using the VPN or proxy.
To find books, conference proceedings, and journals, use UC Library Search(link is external) - the catalog for most of the UC libraries including the ITS Library. OskiCat and Melvyl have been replaced by UC Library Search.
For general research assistance, please contact the reference desk either by email (itslib@berkeley.edu(link sends e-mail)), or in person during normal operating hours.
For specific research assistance, please contact the Librarian, Kendra K. Levine (kklevine@berkeley.edu(link sends e-mail)) or set up an appointment(link is external).