Webinars

This webinar features UC Berkeley Safe Transportation Research and Education Center’s (SafeTREC) Street Story, a web-based community engagement tool designed for people to report transportation safety issues they see and experience.

This presentation reviews the Bikeshare Program Toolkit for government agencies.

This presentation features an in-depth look at the Southern California Association of Governments’ (SCAG) Go Human campaign.

This presentation describes the fundamentals of Vision Zero, how it relates to and differs from traditional traffic safety approaches, and learn from one local jurisdiction that is strategically leveraging Vision Zero and ATP efforts to advance both local and state active transportation safety goals.

This teleconference provides an overview of the Active Transportation Program (ATP), changes for ATP Cycle 4, and opportunities for local health departments to contribute to the development of local ATP projects and applications.

This presentation describes recent trends in older adult mobility, and pedestrian and bicycle safety needs; identifies resources and strategies from SafeTREC’s new guide, Safe Routes for Older Adults, you can apply in your own community; and discusses lessons learned from San Joaquin’s case study on developing a Safe Routes for Older Adults program.

This presentation discusses ATP project outcomes and achievements given the wide range of projects types, cost, geographies, and ATP priorities set by initial ATP-related legislation. Presentations also features a variety of projects delivered under ATP Cycle 1.

This teleconference offered a unique opportunity to learn from a diverse panel of ATP-funded MPO representatives about how MPOs are supporting local and regional active transportation non-infrastructure efforts and engaging communities in active transportation education and encouragement activities.

This presentation provides examples of active transportation volunteer engagement opportunities, successful volunteer recruitment and engagement models, and promising practices and resources to plan for volunteer-enhanced activities.

This teleconference looks at ways to engage active transportation professionals from all sectors (public health, transportation, law enforcement, schools, etc.) through a facilitated discussion on building and sustaining strong and effective multi-sector partnerships to support active transportation work at the local and regional levels.