A planning committee will organize a workshop to discuss current research, practitioner experiences, and future challenges associated with environmental health and transportation over the next decade, with a focus on the changes occurring in the urban/suburban transportation system due to technology-enabled changes in transportation services and mobility options. These services could include ride-hailing companies and other shared mobility services, on-demand goods delivery, connected and automated vehicles, unmanned aircraft systems, and e-scooters. These new services have the potential to significantly impact urban/suburban transportation systems and travel demand in ways that could affect human health by changing the environment. The focus will be on direct and indirect impacts of these new technologies on air and noise pollution health related effects.
The workshop's objectives will be as follows:

• Provide a forum for the environmental health and transportation sectors, along with experts in consumer behavior, to gather and apply environmental health perspectives to the consideration of new mobility options as part of the transportation system.
• Identify research, policy, and communication needs related to the environmental health impacts of emerging transportation services and mobility options.
• Stimulate potential collaborations to address environmental health benefits and challenges of transportation services and new mobility options.

The committee will plan and organize the workshop, select and invite speakers, and moderate the discussions. A brief proceedings of the presentations and discussions at the conference will be prepared by a designated rapporteur in accordance with institutional guidelines.