Check out the proposed transit hubs on an interactive map and leave a comment. Your feedback will be used to inform future transportation planning efforts.
Affectionately known as “Touchdown Tower,” this 162-foot utility landmark just completed a full restoration and now features two UC Davis logos and programmable LED lighting, transforming it into a new symbol of Aggie pride.
The charge of Design and Construction Management’s Campus Planning team is making sure that the built environment — especially, all the in-between spaces — comes together to create safe and enjoyable experiences.
Whether you have feedback, questions, or bold ideas about getting around on campus, we urge you to join the conversation. If you haven't already taken part in Moving Forward Together, now is the time!
At UC Davis, mobility isn’t just about getting from point A to point B—it’s part of who we are. With one of the most vibrant cycling communities in the country, our campus is a national model for green transportation. But even strong systems can improve, and that’s where our community engagement comes in.
Watch for changes to La Rue Road, where we're adding stop signs in response to community input, including feedback from the Moving Forward Together initiative. The new stop signs are being installed to address concerns about vehicle speeds and create a safer environment for all.
UC Davis is inviting students, faculty, staff, and local community members to play an active role in shaping the future of sustainable transportation on campus by attending an Open House for the Moving Forward Together initiative. This initiative offers a unique opportunity for everyone to contribute their ideas to improve transportation safety, sustainability, and accessibility.
