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State of the State
Will Britnell, Roadway Design Unit, CONNDOT
Ted DeSantos, Transportation and Structures, Fuss & O'Neill
Case Studies from Connecticut and New England - how Complete Streets fits into long term transportation plans, community building and economic development. |
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The Community Interface
Tom Maziarz, CONNDOT
Toni Gold, Urban Edge Associates
I-84 Viaduct Study, Hartford - an alternative approach to traditional transportation planning and the creative response of planners and the community.
Fire Chief John Cochran, Russellville, Arkansas
Integrating Complete Streets with Fire and Safety Concerns - a proponent of the Congress for New Urbanism's goals, Fire Chief Cochran believes that fire and safety requirements must support Complete Streets. |
Implementing Complete Streets
for Everyone
Wade Walker, Director of Planning, Fuss & O'Neill
Tom Harned, Bicycle Advocate
Doug Holcomb, Greater Bridgeport Transit Authority
How to develop a holistic transportation strategy that provides livability and balance, providing a full range of seamless multi-modal opportunities - transit, pedestrian, bicycle and roadway networks. |
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Designing Great Places
David Sousa, CDM Smith
How transportation infrastructure that is well integrated into the fabric of neighborhoods and transportation corridors can provide economic value to communities. |
