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Wednesday, September
3, 2008
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Opening Plenary Session (Grand Ballroom)
Moderators: Sharon Roerty, National Center for Bicycling & Walking (NCBW)
Bill Wilkinson, Executive Director, NCBW
Tedson Meyers, President, Board of Directors, NCBW
King Cushman and Peter Lagerwey, Local Host Committee, Seattle, Washington
Greg Nickels, Mayor of Seattle, Washington
9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
Refreshment Break
10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
Period One:
- Low Traffic Boulevards: All The Rage In The Pacific Northwest; Vancouver’s Local Street Bikeways (Fifth Avenue)
Presenters: Scott Bricker, Jessica Roberts, and David Rawsthorne
 AICP: Attend this course and receive 1.5 AICP credit hours. More info...
- Federal Funding for Nonmotorized Transportation and Recreation and the National Trails Training Partnership (Cascade Ballroom II)
Presenters – Christopher Douwes, Dave Kaiser, Greg Lovelady, and Stuart Macdonald
- Complete Streets: The Seattle Experience (see also mobile workshop on this topic) (Elliott Bay)
Presenters – Barbara Gray, Wayne Wentz, and William Martin
AICP: Attend this course and receive 1.5 AICP credit hours. More info...
- Bring SmartTrips Home: Individualized Marketing Training to Increase Healthy Trips; Creating Walkers and Bicyclists: New Strategies for Culture Change (Grand Crescent)
Presenters – Linda Tracy, Linda Ginenthal, Jessica Roberts
- The Chicago Bikeway Design Guide: A Resource for the Development of Urban On-Street Bikeways; New Lines on the Road: Canada’s New Guidelines for the Design and Application of Bikeway Pavement Markings (Vashon)
Presenters – David Gleason, Norma Moores
AICP: Attend this course and receive 1.5 AICP credit hours. More info...
- Adapting the Bike Sharing Concept to North America (St. Helens)
Presenters – Eileen Kadesh, Jim Sebastian, Ben Gomberg, and Andrew Curran
- The Explosion in National and International Cycle Networks (Cascade 1A)
Presenters – Jim Sayer, John Grimshaw, Jean-Francois Pronovost, Richard Moeur
- StreetPlan LA: Prioritizing Corridors for Surveys; Where Do People Bicycle: The Role of Infrastructure In Determining Bicycling Behavior (Cascade 1B)
Presenters – Kim Voros, Jennifer Dill, Heather Dunigan
AICP: Attend this course and receive 1.5 AICP credit hours. More info...
- Demonstrating Best Practices In Creating Active/Healthy Communities: Enlisting Public Health Organizations in Decatur, Georgia(Cascade 1C)
Presenters – Rodger Henderson, Fred Boykin, Amanda Thompson
12 noon - 1:30 PM
Luncheon
Keynote Speaker: King County Executive Ron Sims
APBP Awards: Seleta Reynolds, President, Association of Pedestrian and
Bicycle Professionals
1:45 PM - 3:15 PM
Period Two:
- Adopting and Enacting Complete Streets Policies – Success Stories (Fifth Avenue)
Presenters – Barbara McCann, Randy Neufeld, and Wayne Wentz
- The Nonmotorized Pilot Program: Walk, Bike & Benefit (Cascade Ballroom II)
Presenters - TBA
- Running The Marathon: Will SRTS Take Us The Distance? (Elliott Bay)
Presenters – Nancy Pullen-Seufert, Diane Lambert, and Craig Raborn
- Traffic Engineering Myths Busted; Designing Cities In Europe for Bicycles – An Engineering Perspective (Grand Crescent)
Presenters – Theodore Petritsch and Tom Bertulis
- Bicycle Parking: Best Practices (attached to mobile workshop in Period 3) (Vashon)
Presenters – Eric Anderson and John Luton
AICP: Attend this course and receive 1.5 AICP credit hours. More info...
- Active Community Environments: Planners, Transportation and Public Health Working Together…My Oh My! (St. Helens)
Presenters – James Kissee, Melissa Wittstruct-Eadie, Heelen Dewey, Beth Glynn and Anne Aurella Fritzel
- Bicycle Mapping: The Neighborhoods on Foot Map Series (Cascade 1A)
Presenters – Jeff Smith, Seth Schromen-Wawrin, and Marc Schlossberg
- Drive With Care: Making Streets Safer by Targeting Motorists; Pedestrian Rights in A New Jersey Case Study (Cascade 1B)
Presenters – Falon Mihalic and Ranjit Walia
3:15 PM - 4:00 PM
Poster Session 1 & Refreshment Break
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Period Three:
- What’s New In the Upcoming Edition of the AASHTO Guide for the Development of Bicycle Facilities? (Fifth Avenue)
Presenters – Jennifer Toole, Mia Birk, and Bill Schultheiss
AICP: Attend this course and receive 1.5 AICP credit hours. More info...
- Can Green Streets Be Complete Streets Too? (Grand Crescent)
Presenter – Peg Staeheli, Tom von Schrader, Steve Moddemeyer, and Ed Cox
- The Aurora Corridor and Interurban Trail: Reinventing A Tired Corridor; Pain-FreeTrailBuilding; Tools for Achieving Transportation Equity (Cascade Ballroom II)
Presenters – Kris Overleese, Craig Della-Penna, and Jennifer Rice
- Changing The Corporate Culture to Cyclecentric Commuting; Promoting Healthy Commute Choices at Chicago Public Schools (Elliott Bay)
Presenters – Chris Cameron and Suzanne Carlson
- Bikes and Transit: Why and How (St. Helens)
Presenters – Jessica Roberts, Michelle Poyourow, and Carolyn Young
AICP: Attend this course and receive 1.5 AICP credit hours. More info...
- Sidewalk Planning: A GIS-Based Approach; Sidewalk Strategic Plans (Vashon)
Presenters – Julie Hastings, Annick Beaudet, and Susan Sauve
AICP: Attend this course and receive 1.5 AICP credit hours. More info...
- Measuring the Value of the Bikeway Infrastructure; Assessing Latent Demand With Advanced Modeling Systems; Prioritizing Pedestrian and Bicycle Infrastructure Improvements (Cascade 1A)
Presenters – Norma Moores, Joshua Poppel, Dan Goodman, and Yon Lambert
AICP: Attend this course and receive 1.5 AICP credit hours. More info...
- The Underground Railroad Bicycle Route – Diversifying Bicycling Through Innovative Ideas and Partners (Cascade 1B)
Presenters – Ginny Sullivan, Dr. Stephen Thomas, Beta Gutsche, and David Jayco
- Inspiring The Next Generation; Buddy Up and Bike; Partnering With A Mayor’s Managers Association; Getting Your SRTS Program Funded (Cascade 1B)
Presenters – Wendy Kallins, Arthur Orsini, Ryan Snyder and Leslie Phemister
5:30 PM
Conference adjourns for the day
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