Choosing Your Transportation Career
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A presentation to aspiring urban planners about pursing a career in transportation and its impact on the built environment.
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Choosing Your Transportation Career
- 1. Transportation: choosing your track NelsonNygaard Consulting Associates Paul Supawanich October 8 2012
- 3. Obesity Trends 1985 2010 <10% 20-24% >30% Source: Center for Disease Control 3
- 4. US County Traffic Fatality Rates Excerpted from Evaluating Public Transportation Health Benefits, by Todd Litman, Victoria Transport Policy Institute, for The American Public Transportation Association, June 2010. (Source: Ewing, Schieber and Zegeer, 2003) 4
- 5. California GHG Emissions by Sector (2008) High GWP Agriculture Forestry 3% 6% 0% Recycling and Waste 2% Industrial Transportation 19% 37% Commercial and Residentia 9% Electric Power 24% Source: California Air Resources Board Greenhouse Gas Inventory, 2008
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- 9. Other non-transportation interesting stuff Transportation Public stuff, interesting Sector • accessible services • bicycle facilities • congestion mgt. Planning • development Transportation • environmental review • finance • freight/goods Graduate THE REAL movement School WORLD • modeling • pedestrian facilities • policy Transportation • public transportation Engineering • demand mgt. (TDM) • street design • technology • traffic ops. • more stuff • choose your own path Private Sector Other non-transportation interesting stuff You are here
- 10. How did I get here?
- 11. Other non-transportation interesting stuff Public Sector • accessible services • bicycle facilities • congestion mgt. • development Planning • environmental review Transportation • finance • freight/goods movement Graduate THE REAL • modeling School WORLD • pedestrian facilities • policy • public transportation Transportation • demand mgt. (TDM) Engineering • street design • technology • traffic ops. Private Sector Other non-transportation interesting stuff
- 14. NelsonNygaard Founded in 1987 in San Francisco Today: Staff of 80 (less than 5 drive to work) Sustainability is at the core, both in our projects and as a firm Key Areas of Focus – Public Transportation (all types) – Complete Streets Policy and Procedures – Parking and TDM Policies for Cities and Organizations – Bicycle and Pedestrian Planning Vision – To create a transportation planning firm that fosters a fun, egalitarian and creative work environment, and that provides high quality, principled work for its clients. 14
- 15. Seattle Our Projects and Offices Portland Boston New York Washington San Francisco DC 15
- 16. NN Projects 16
- 17. NN Projects 17
- 18. Chicago Safe Streets Design Manual 18
- 19. Chicago Safe Streets Design Manual 19
- 20. Chicago Safe Streets Design Manual 20
- 21. Chicago Safe Streets Design Manual 21
- 22. Chicago Safe Streets Design Manual 22
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- 24. Flagstaff Long Range Service Plan 24
Notas do Editor
- Why do we care? Well, one of the first things that come to mind is what Jean just talked about – our changing country. How could it get this bad in only 25 years?
- Not only are there obesity impacts of urban sprawl – traffic fatality rates are significantly higher in sprawling communities
- On top of changes in demographics, we also need to realize the impact private transportation has on greenhouse gas emissions in California. The single largest source of GHGe in CA is from the transportation sector…
- Things we don’t do:-Build highways or infrastructure. Roadway capacity expansion (unless it is absolutely, absolutely needed)
- How is the work you do unique to your organization? What are some of the most fulfilling aspects of your job? What are some of the most challenging aspects of your job? What type of interests/personality would go into this field? What are some suggestions for those looking to get a job/internship?
- How is the work you do unique to your organization? What are some of the most fulfilling aspects of your job? What are some of the most challenging aspects of your job? What type of interests/personality would go into this field? What are some suggestions for those looking to get a job/internship?