Automobiles

Asterisk (*) after year denotes honors thesis.

• 1990 Dorothy E. Miller, Effects on Auto Sales of Advertised Gas Mileage Figures for Three Models of Cars

• 1993 Mark David Kirby, An Environmental Case Study: Pollution Production and Energy Consumption of the Mass Transportation System in Burlington, Vermont

• 1997 Holly Medeiros, Emission Standards: Regulating the Automobile Industry

• 1998 Gregory Jocz, Overcoming Automobile Dependency: A Marxist Critique of the Limits to Transportation Reform in Capitalist Societies

• 2002 Julie Molinari, Circumferential Highway Effects on the Natural Environment in Chittenden County

• 2003 Megan Flaherty, Art to Save the Air: An Artful Effort to Inspire Less Use of Vehicles in Burlington

• 2005 Zach Carson, The Fossil Free Way Organization presents The Veg-E-Bus: The Creation of a Traveling Educational Tour Promoting Different Forms of Renewable Energy in an Effort to Educate the Public about the Importance of Reducing our Country's Dependency on Fossil Fuels

• 2006 Flora Kohane, New York City’s Hybrid Taxi Regulation: Approaches to Advancing a Clean Technology
• 2006 Brad Shuker, The Use of the Natural World in Sports Utility Vehicle Advertisements
  
  
• 2009 Torrey Lyons, Designing and Developing a Comprehensive Plan for a Ride Sharing Service at the University of Vermont
  
  
• 2010 Matthew Sarcione  –  Big Brother or Innovative Funding Solutions for Transportation: An Analysis of the Vehicle Miles Traveled Taxes Media Debate
  
• 2010 Kristen Hope Schow  –  The Role of the Media in Public Transportation Use
  
  
• 2011 Madeleine Brown  – Bike Plans, Budget Allocations and Biking Infrastructure: How City Governments Demonstrate Levels of Commitment to Bicycle Systems
  

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