We first introduced poster sessions into our conference schedule at the 2004 Pro Walk/Pro Bike in Victoria. At the Madison conference we will structure the poster sessions so that each poster presenter will have two 45-minute blocks of time in which to discuss their topics with you, the conference participants. No other sessions will compete for attention during the scheduled poster sessions.

Posters provide an interesting method for exchanging certain types of information. We hope you'll enjoy these topics, and plan to spend the time during the poster sessions speaking with the presenters. The posters will be available for viewing during other conference time periods, but the presenters will be available only during the times noted.

Photos from the Pro Walk/Pro Bike 2004 conference in Victoria, by John Williams Poster Session A Wednesday: 3:15 PM - 4:00 PM & Thursday: 9:30 AM - 10:15 AM Ellen Aagaard Perfect Partners: PTAs and Safe Routes to School Todd Boulanger Moving from Dumb to Smart Bike Lockers David Burch Community Greenway Connections Jennifer Campos The Clark County Walkaround Guide: How the community came together to improve the health of our residents Aaron Carrel Ditch the dodgeball: A new middle-school fitness curriculum based on biking Jen Cole From All Walks of Life: Safe Routes with Diverse Cultures Sheree Davis State Bike Routes, and Tour Guides for Cyclists Raymond DeYoung Techniques people use to sustain their walking. Mary Ebeling Analyzing Dane County Bicycle Crashes: A Work in Progress James Ercolano Improving Pedestrian Signal Timing: Guidelines Basic Guidelines for Traffic Engineers/Designers James Ercolano When Would Safe Pedestrian Access Require Barriers, Bridging, Burying, Busing or Banning Pedestrians on Open Access/Non-Freeway facilities Roger Geller Sharrows: Portland‚s Guidelines for Use and Ongoing FHWA Experiment Marc Jolicoeur Québec’s Route verte (4 000 Km) International Opening in 2007 David Levinger Transforming Driver Education into Mobility Education David Phillips The Magic of Walking Ellen Pillsbury Using Suitability Analysis, Local Planning, and Route Directness for Developing a Statewide Bicycle Transportation Map Jean-François Pronovost Québec’s Route verte (4 000 Km) International Opening in 2007 Eileen Ross Pedestrian Safety Campaigns in San Francisco Dick Schaffer Saguaro National Park - Opening the park to road bikes, mountain bikes, and the handicapped. Jeffrey Sledge Using Bicycle Based Biometrics To Assess Childhood Obesity and Impacts on City Design Andrea White Bike-Transit Centers in the US: 10 Years of History and Growing

Photos from the Pro Walk/Pro Bike 2004 conference in Victoria, by John Williams Poster Session B Thursday: 3:15 PM - 4:00 PM & Friday: 9:30 AM - 10:15 AM Lisa Bullard Cawthorne and Bonnie Schmidt Madison on the Move: Walking and Biking to Goodman Pool James Ercolano Importance of Non-Motorized Facilities in Disaster Preparedness: Beyond Conceptual Planning Roger Geller Pedestrian HAWK Signal Modified for Bicycle Use Matt Haynes Can Neighborhood Electric Vehicles and Bicycles Share Roadway and Trail Space? Ben Helphand The Pedestrian Benefits of Car Sharing Theron Jeppson Making Streets Safer through Law Enforcement: Conducting a Bicycle Safety Enforcement Action Sharon Kaminecki Getting Tourists to Love Their Bikes Kevin Keck Bicycle Lanes and Arterial Traffic Calming on Potrero Avenue in San Francisco David Levinger Twelve Dimensions of Pedestrian Technology David Loutzenheiser The Massachusetts Bicycle Plan Update ˆ Developing and Connecting the Statewide Bicycle Network John Luton Making Connections - Local connectors for cycling and walking Barbara McCann Cambodian Rules of the Road Lyndy Moore and Laura Hallam Florida Discovery Bicycling Program Marc Schlossberg Walkability and Participatory GIS Ranjit Walia Pedestrian Lighting in NJ : A Review of Pedestrian Lighting Practice from a Planning Perspective Erik West Maine Transportation Choices Poster

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