Universal Access for Separated Bikeways and Bus Boarding Islands

This webinar is led by ITE Complete Streets Council.

Webinar Description:
The world of complete streets design is evolving at an unprecedented pace. Reallocating right-of-way to accommodate the diverse needs of transit riders, cyclists, and pedestrians is a dynamic challenge that we are witnessing regular innovation and iterations of. Among the most rapidly evolving aspects of this field are bus boarding platforms and parking-protected cycle tracks. With various iterations of design emerging across the United States, it is essential to embrace a universal design lens to ensure accessibility for all.

This webinar will delve into the dynamic landscape of complete streets design, with a special emphasis on the evolution of bus boarding platforms and parking-protected cycle tracks. By examining these two critical elements through a universal design lens, we will highlight key considerations for universal access and accessibility.

Learning Objectives:

• Explain the evolutions in design by exploring the latest advancements and innovations in bus boarding platforms and parking-protected cycle tracks. They will discover how these designs have evolved to better serve the needs of all community members, including those with diverse mobility requirements.
• Describe the universal design best practices that can be applied to create inclusive and accessible transportation infrastructure. They will understand how to create streets that cater to the needs of everyone, regardless of age, ability, or mode of transportation.
• Practice engaging local accessibility specialists and discover the importance of involving local accessibility specialists and engaging end users throughout the design process. They will gain insights into effective strategies for fostering collaboration and ensuring that designs truly meet the needs of the community.

Moderator:
Natalie Chyba, Associate | Fehr & Peers |  Los Angeles, CA, United States

Presenters:

• Adrian Engel, P.E., Principal | Fehr & Peers | Sacramento, CA, United States
• Matt Johnson, AICP, Capital Projects Manager & Bikeways Coordinator | Montgomery County Department of Transportation | Rockville, MD, United States
• Megan Mello, AICP, Planner | Kittelson & Associates | Boston, MA, United States
• Juliet Shoultz, P.E., Transportation Systems Engineer | U.S Access Board | Washington, DC, United States

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Fees:
ITE Members: Free
Non-Members: $79.00

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Last Day to Register On-Demand: December 28, 2023