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Active Transportation Webinars
The Shasta Regional Transportation Agency subscribes to the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals to provide nationally-broadcasted, monthly webinars for planners, engineers, and members of the public interested in the latest pedestrian and bicycle planning and design. From new legislation to strategic public outreach to creative facility designs, these webinars present insightful information on bicycle and pedestrian planning and engineering, as well as stimulate discussion on myriad ways to increase active transportation mode share.
Who: Active Transportation Professionals and Enthusiasts
Interested in attending the webinars? Let us know! We can set you up to receive email reminders about upcoming webinars.
Who: Active Transportation Professionals and Enthusiasts
When: Third Wednesday of every month,
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM (Webinar)
1:00 PM - 1:30 PM (Discussion)
Where: Shasta Regional Transportation Agency's Salmon Room, 1255 East Street, Ste. 202, Redding, CA 96001
Interested in attending the webinars? Let us know! We can set you up to receive email reminders about upcoming webinars.- Jan 16 - Bus Stops with Bikeways: Designing Transit Stops with On-street Bicycle Facilities
- Feb 20 - Viewing Low-Stress Networks Through an Equity Lens
- Mar 20 - Navigating Without Curbs: Accessibility on Shared Streets
- Apr 17 - Designing Streets for the Speeds You Want
- May 15 - Maintaining Green Infrastructure: Hints for Success
- June 19 - Finding Common Ground with First Responders: Enhancing Safety and Maintaining Access in Street Design
- July 17 - Return on investment for Active Transportation
- Aug 21 - Getting the Green Light: Improving Actuation and Detection for Cyclists & Pedestrians
- Sep 18 - Can We Talk About the Street? Building Support for Controversial Projects
- Oct 16 - If We Build it Will They Come? Estimating Demand for Biking and Walking
- Nov 20 - Aging in Place: Designing Communities to Support Mobility
- Dec 11 - Education and Encouragement: Bringing the Right People Together
- Jan 17 - Why Don't We Do It in The Road - Implementing Open Streets
- Feb 21 - Be Creative! Art, Placemaking and Funding
- Mar 21 - Managing Freight in Urban Corridors
- Apr 18 - Got Counts? Now what?
- May 16 - Quick Builds - Tactical Urbanism Toolbox
- Jun 20 - Safety Manuals - The Good Stuff
- Jul 18 - Roundabouts that Work for Cyclists and Pedestrians
- Aug 15 - Moving Beyond the Centerline - Advisory Bicycle Lanes, Best Kept Secret
- Sep 19 - Placemaking in the Burbs
- Oct 17 - Ten Years of Safe Routes to School - Where do we go from here?
- Nov 14 - Conflict Resolution: Good Sidepath Design
- Dec 12 - What Do You Do? Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator Skills
- Jan 18 - Low Stress Networks
- Feb 15 - Growing the Movement: University Curriculum for Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals
- Mar 15 - Active Transportation in Rural Settings
- Apr 19 - Maintaining Bicycle and Pedestrian Connectivity in Work Zones
- May 17 - Making Crossings Safe, Convenient and Inviting
- Jun 21 - Beyond Counting - Putting the Data to Work for Better Planning and Evaluation
- Jul 19 - Restoring Public Access to Waterfronts
- Aug 16 - Incorporating Public Art into Transportation Corridors
- Sep 20 - Green Design: Minimizing Environmental Impact in Public Rights of Way
- Oct 18 - Designing Transit to Support Active Transportation, and Vice Versa
- Nov 15 - Street Lighting - Best Practices and Innovations in Illumination Technology
- Dec 13 - The Modes They Are A-Changing: Changing Landscape of Transportation and Implications for Bicycling and Walking
- Jan 20 - All About Guidance #2 - Using Guidance Effectively
- Feb 17 - Planning for Facility Maintenance and Management Costs
- Mar 16 - Understanding the Funding Process
- Apr 20 - Shared and Separated Off-street Paths
- May 18 - Aspects of Equity
- Jun 15 - Economic Impacts of Street Design Decisions
- Jul 20 - Performance Measures to Evaluate New and Established Practices
- Aug 17 - Street Design and Planning in Suburban Contexts
- Sep 21 - Pedestrians and Bicyclists in a Suburban Context
- Oct 19 - Intersections that Work for Pedestrians and Cyclists
- Nov 16 - Transitions between Bikeway Facilities
- Dec 14 - Tips to Demystify Traffic Analysis
- Jan 21 - Level of Service for Pedestrians and Cyclists
- Feb 18 - New Tools for Estimating Walking and Bicycling Demand
- Mar 18 - Pedestrian and Bicycle Counting Programs
- Apr 15 - Legal Rights and Issues for Pedestrians and Bicyclists
- May 20 - Law Enforcement Strategies to Improve Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety
- Jun 17 - First Mile / Last Mile Connections to Transit
- Jul 15 - Health in All Policies
- Aug 19 - Streetscape Design to Improve Walking and Bicycling
- Sep 16 - Shared Streets, Slow Streets
- Oct 21 - Tactical Urbanism
- Nov 18 - Bike Boxes
- Dec 16 - The Best Guides and Manuals You've Never Heard Of