May Module 1 Why Walking?
Presented by Carol Kachadoorian About Our Speaker
Readings:
Needs of Pedestrians and Bicyclists
Safety Benefits of Walking
Additional Hand Outs:
Carol’s Slides
Utah’s 15 Minute City
June Module 2 Developing Leadership
Presented by Gordon W. Petrie About Our Speaker
Recording Passcode: !bGnCT$5
Readings:
USDOT Leadership Academy
Rural Communities Need Better Transportation Policy
Penn State – How to Become a Community Leader
Video – Approach to Leadership
Video – Bike Walk RVA
Additional Hand Outs:
Gordon’s Slides
Emmett Roundabout Photos
July Module 3 Learning the Language
Readings:
Small and Rural Multimodal Network Guide, FHWA
Attacking the Language Bias in Transportation Engineering, an interview with Ian Lockwood
The Language of Traffic Engineering
A view from Winnipeg on transportation priorities
What does a walkable street look like? Rachel Quednau of Strong Town
How to Design Streets for Everyone
NACTO: National Association of City Officials Design Guide
US Department of Transportation: What is a Safe Systems Approach?
Learning the Language
Presented By Gary Toth About Our Speaker
Special Session with Don Kostelec: Transportation Manuals
August Module 4 Assessing/Changing the System
Readings:
https://americawalks.org/resources/how-to-make-change/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98dqXLh3M2U
https://www.bgcf.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/How-to-Guide-a-Storytelling-Walk-by-Jay-Pitter.pdf
https://www.aarp.org/livable-communities/getting-around/aarp-walk-audit-tool-kit-download/
https://cityobservatory.org/more-driving-more-dying-dangerous-by-design-2019/
https://smartgrowthamerica.org/dangerous-by-design/ (long just FYI)
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a29163107/hair-dryer-fake-radar-gun-montana/
Presented by Chris Danley About our Speaker
September Module 5 Demonstration
Readings:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?