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Upcoming Webinars

• TBD

Past Recorded Webinars

• Building a Foundation for Safety Through Complete Streets: Moving from Policy to Implementation
  3/16/2022
  Presented by: Joe Furstenburg and Ryan Brumfield, North Carolina DOT; Jamie F. Chriqui, PhD, MHS, University of Illinois Chicago; Dave Petrucci, FHWA
• Leap Not Creep – Accelerating Pedestrian and Bicyclists Safety Improvements
  12/14/2021
  Presented by: Karen Scurry, FHWA; Patrick Adams, Maine DOT; Matthew Dyrdahl, City of Minneapolis; Derek Voight, Washington DC DOT (DDOT)
• Maintaining Pedestrian and Bicyclist Facilities
  12/13/2021
  Presented by: Michael Hintze, Toole Design Group; Trent Rondot, Houston Parks Board; Nicole Losch, PTP, City of Burlington, Vermont; John Leonard, Virginia DOT
• Statewide Action Plans for Bicyclist and Pedestrian Safety
  4/13/2021
  Presented by: Elissa Goughnour, VHB; Dan Gelinne, UNC Highway Safety Research Center; Christina McDaniel-Wilson, Oregon DOT; Nick Foster, Kittelson and Associates; Mark Cole, Virginia DOT
• The Basics of Bikeway Selection at Intersections and with Parking
  4/7/2021
  Presented by: Tamara Redmon, FHWA; Lauren Blackburn, VHB; Dan Goodman, Toole Design; Jared Draper, Toole Design
• Improving Safety with Bicyclist and Pedestrian Road Safety Audits
  1/6/2021
  Presented by: Tamara Redmon, FHWA; Elissa Goughnour, VHB; Dan Gelinne, UNC HSRC; Rachel Carpenter, Caltrans; Terra Reed, City of Albuquerque
• Enhancing Mobility, Access and Safety for Pedestrians 4/28/2021 and 4/30/2021
  • Part 1 provided info on how visually impaired pedestrians travel, and how engineering changes over time have influenced their safety and mobility.
    Presented by: Elizabeth Hilton, FHWA; Janet Barlow, Accessible Design for the Blind; Robert Wall Emerson, Western Michigan University
  • Part 2 explored wayfinding for blind and low vision pedestrians, showcasing various strategies for aiding the process of navigating along streets and at crossing locations.
    Presented by: Donna Smith, Sound Transit; Janet Barlow, Accessible Design for the Blind; Beezy Bentzen, Accessible Design for the Blind; Robert Wall Emerson, Western Michigan University
• Evaluating Road Diets: Recent Research and Case Studies
  1/7/2020
  Presented by: Lance Dougald, Virginia DOT; Peter Ohlms, Virginia DOT; John Bolecek, Virginia DOT; Nicole Wyands, Fairfax County; Christine Mayeur, City of Alexandria
• Improving Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety in Work Zones
  12/4/2019
  Presented by: Patrick Gomez, FHWA; Martha Kapitanov, FHWA; Melissa Anderson, Consultant; Matthew Marcou, DOT
• Improving Intersection Safety for All Road Users
  7/26/2019
  Presented by: Jeff Shaw, FHWA; Karina Ricks, City of Pittsburgh; Carl Sundstrom, New York City DOT; Bastian Schroeder, Kittleson and Associates
• Funding and Evaluating Systemic Safety Improvements for Pedestrians
  3/5/2019
  Presented by: Karen Scurry, FHWA; Elissa Goughnour, VHB; Tracy Turpin, Virginia Department of Transportation
• Designing for Bicyclist Safety
  1/22/2019
  Presented by: Brooke Struve, FHWA
• Scalable Risk Assessment for Pedestrians and Bicyclists
  10/10/2018
  Presented by: Tamara Redmon, FHWA Office of Safety; Shawn Turner, Texas A&M Transportation Institute; Ipek Sener, Texas A&M Transportation Institute; Michael Martin, Texas A&M Transportation Institute; Robert Hampshire, University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute
• Conducting Bicycle Road Safety Audits
  7/31/2018
  Presented by: Rebecca Crowe, FHWA Office of Safety; Elissa Goughnour, VHB; Brooke Struve, FHWA Resource Center; Craig Allred, FHWA Resource Center
• “Designing for Bicyclist Safety" webinar series:
  • Introduction to Bicycle Safety Principles and Tools – April 11, 2017.
  • Designing for Bicyclist Safety Along the Road – April 17, 2017.
  • Design Solutions at Intersections – April 27, 2017.