Gulraiz Sufyan

Gulraiz Sufyan

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Gulraiz is a third-year doctoral student in the School of Planning, Design and Construction with a concentration in Transportation System Planning. Her study focuses on implications and perceptions of Autonomous Vehicles and is highly interested in studying policy implications and implementation challenges of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CAVs). She is interested in teaching the impact of future mobility technologies on society. Her interests involve learning, assessing, and comparing similarities and differences in the legislative frameworks as well as the impact and insinuation of autonomous vehicles in transport planning. Gulraiz has earned her master's degree in Spatial Planning at Technical University of Dortmund, Germany. Her research mainly dealt with characterizing and comparing smart mobility management policies and strategies in various European cities including Aachen (Germany), Maastricht and Heerlen (Netherlands), and Hasselt (Belgium).

Gulraiz is in the evaluation team of the Flint Leverage Points Project as well as contributes to creating various participation and transportation GIS mapping for the project.

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