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A 1-Year Cycling Experience and the Lessons Learned

This webinar is led by the ITE Transportation Planning Council/Sustainability Standing Committee.

Webinar Description:

As an ardent advocate for walking and biking, ITE member, Douglas Halpert has been eagerly involved in multi-modal projects, including Safe Routes To School, Complete Streets prioritization master plans, corridor improvement projects for ADA compliance and bicycle facilities, traffic signal design, and safety audits. Through this work, finding ways to accommodate pedestrians and cyclists safely has always been a high priority in his work.

Cycling was Douglas's primary form of transportation during college, however that since changed. Upon moving to Elkridge, Maryland and living 10 miles from his company's office, he picked up cycling again. Now, armed with 10 ten years' worth of knowledge implementing safe pedestrian and cyclist facilities, it was time as Douglas says to "walk the walk." He took the initiative to document his cycling experiences over one full year to provide a case study of challenges and opportunities and bring first-hand understanding and insight to his work designs moving forward.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify low-cost, quick-fix accessibility improvements.
  • Compare/contrast multiple metrics of vehicle vs. bicycle travel.
  • Understand the hidden barriers to cycling as the primary form of transportation.
  • Quantitative and Qualitative analysis of bicycle route.
  • Advocate for low-stress bicycle facilities.

Presenter:
Douglas Halpert, P.E., Project Manager | Greenman-Pedersen, Inc | Columbia, Maryland, United States

To read the presenter bio in detail, please view the live event page here.

Fees:

ITE Members: Free
Non-Members: $79.00

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PDH/CM Credit Certificate: If you would like PDH/CM Credit for this webinar, there is a processing fee for each registrant of $20 regardless of membership status to receive 1.0 PDH/CM credits certificate.

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