Wednesday September 3

Thursday September 4

Friday, September 5

Friday, September 5, 2008

8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Period Eight:

• #65. Active Travel and the Environment (Fifth Avenue)
  Environmental Correlates of Physical Activity
  Brian E. Saelens, Ph.D. (958Kb PDF Format)
  
  
• #66. Designing Facilities for Bicyclists (Cascade II)
  Thinking (and Building) Outside the MUTCD/AASHTO Box
  Joshua Benson (3Mb PDF Format)
  
  
• #67. Bicycling Advocacy (Elliott Bay)
  
  
• #68. Sidewalk Networks (Grand Crescent)
  ADA Sidewalk Transition Plans:  A San Jose Case Study
  John Brazil (262Kb PowerPoint Presentation)
  
  
• #69. Designing Intermodal Transit Facilities (Vashon I & II)
  Pedestrian and Bicycle Facilities in Transit Oriented Development
  David Kuperman (448Kb PDF Format)
  
  
• #70. Safe Routes to School (St. Helens)
  Safe Routes to School
  Ellen Pillsbury (548Kb PowerPoint Presentation)
  
  
• #71. Where Are The Sidewalks: An Inventory of Bicycle & Pedestrian Facilities in Small and Medium-SizedCities Using GPS and GIS Tools (Cascade IA)
  
  
• #72. The Common Language of the Broken Bone: Effectively Using Public Health to Inform Design Processes and Bolster Advocacy Positions (Cascade IB)
  Active Seattle’s Communications Toolkit: Strategies for Effective Promotion
  Rebecca Deehr (5MB - PDF Format)
  
  
• #73. Cycling Down Under: Encouragement Programs From Australia (Cascade IC)

 
9:30 AM - 10:15 AM
Poster Session 2 & Refreshment Break

10:15 AM - 11:45 AM
Period Nine:

• #74. Statewide Safe Routes to School Programs (Fifth Avenue)
  The Center for SRTS In Washington State
  Jen Cole (1MB - PDF Format)
  
  
• #75. Promoting Programs in Rural Communities (Cascade II)
  Creating Active Rural Communities
  Sue Shikaze and Kate Hall (566KB PDF Format)
  Promoting Bicycle Transportation in a Rural County
  Ellen Barton (1MB PDF Format)
  
  
• #76. A Level Playing Field At Last: Equal Footing for Bicyclists and Pedestrians in the Highway Capacity Manual (Elliott Bay)
  

• #77. Creating The Master Plan (Grand Crescent)
  District of Columbia Pedestrian Master Plan
  George Branyan (2.3Mb PowerPoint Presentation)
  
  
• #78. Signage that Points the Way (Vashon I & II)
  

• #79. Complete Streets Road Design: Audits for Bicycle & Pedestrians (St. Helens)
  Assessing Complete Streets: A Participatory GIS Audit Approach
  Marc Schlossberg (1.5Mb PowerPoint Presentation)
  
  
• #80. Bike/Ped Planning In New Zealand, the Middle East, and South Korea(Cascade IA)
  It's Not About the Bike (or Path)
  Glen Koorey (3.2Mb PDF Format)
  
  
• #81. Comparing Small Area and Regional Scale Plans (Cascade IB)
  Walking and Biking the Busiest Roads Around Atlanta: a Bike/Ped Plan that establishes non-motorized transportation among regional-scale priorities.
  Regan Hammond (3.2Mb PowerPoint Presentation)
  

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