The 2021 Active Transportation Program Symposium was a three-day, free, virtual event hosted by the Active Transportation Resource Center on October 26-28, 2021.
The goals of the Symposium were to bring together active transportation stakeholders, share information on relevant active transportation topics, and provide attendees with implementable solutions.
Symposium Recordings and Materials
Sessions
The Pedestrian Safety Crisis in America: Why it’s happening and what we can do about it, with author Angie Schmitt.
By encouraging modal interactions through station area planning, first last mile solutions, and rail with trail networks, a transformative transportation system will ensure equitable access for all.
In this panel, hear about two bike highway studies underway in the Bay Area as the panelists share all about community engagement, design concepts, and other examples from around the world.
In this panel, learn about systemic safety, high injury network analysis, community safety campaigns, and how equity plays a role throughout the process.
Quick-builds are a fast, low-cost strategy for implementing needed roadway improvements for pedestrians and cyclists.
Building strong community partnerships goes far beyond just outreach. It begins with equitable engagement and a focus on ensuring that all voices are heard.
By using only temporary materials, demonstration projects allow communities to envision future roadway improvements.
