NCTPA
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# Episodes
13 episodes -
Rating
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Episodes of NCTPA
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Reid Ewing - Coordination of Transportation and ...
Reid Ewing is Research and Associate Professor from the National Center for Smart Growth at the University of Maryland. Ewing holds master degrees in Engineering and City Planning from Harvard University and a Ph.D. in Transportation Systems and Urban Planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Release date
Oct 9, 2007
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Runtime
38:08
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Kim Baenisch NCTPA big
Kim Baenisch is Executive Director of the Marin Bicycle Coalition. The Coalition is a well known model program that works to secure millions in government funds for better bikeways, include bicycle lanes on all local road projects, spread their National model Safe Routes to Schools program, influence transportation policy, and work comprehensively for bicycle programs.
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Release date
Aug 31, 2007
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Runtime
24:25
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Kim Baenisch - Executive Director, Mrin bicycle ...
Kim Baenisch is Executive Director of the Marin Bicycle Coalition. The Coalition is a well known model program that works to secure millions in government funds for better bikeways, include bicycle lanes on all local road projects, spread their National model Safe Routes to Schools program, influence transportation policy, and work comprehensively for bicycle programs.
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Release date
Aug 31, 2007
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Runtime
24:25
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Speaker Rick Williams –Rick Williams Consulting,...
Parking & Transportation Demand Management Consulting, small town Smart Growth issues.Rick is an expert in parking and transportation demand management. He has been a leader over the past 25 years in the progressive planning and growth management of Portland's parking and transit infrastructure. Rick was instrumental in the development and management of Portland's SmartPark garage system, the FreePark validation program and several other high profile parking and transportation initiatives in P...
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Release date
Aug 15, 2007
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Runtime
57:18
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Speaker Rick Williams –Rick Williams Consulting,...
Parking & Transportation Demand Management Consulting, small town Smart Growth issues.Rick is an expert in parking and transportation demand management. He has been a leader over the past 25 years in the progressive planning and growth management of Portland's parking and transit infrastructure. Rick was instrumental in the development and management of Portland's SmartPark garage system, the FreePark validation program and several other high profile parking and transportation initiatives in P...
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Release date
Aug 15, 2007
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Runtime
57:18
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Speaker Richard Jackson-Adjunct Professor, UC Be...
Teaching: PH 298 Public Health and the Built EnvironmentResearch: Health policy as it is shaped by housing, transportation, agricultural, environmental, economic policy.
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Release date
Aug 15, 2007
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Runtime
46:19
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Speaker Richard Jackson-Adjunct Professor, UC Be...
Teaching: PH 298 Public Health and the Built EnvironmentResearch: Health policy as it is shaped by housing, transportation, agricultural, environmental, economic policy.
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Release date
Aug 15, 2007
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Runtime
46:19
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Speaker James Corless –Metropolitan Transportati...
Transportation for Livable Communities & Housing Incentive ProgramIn 1998, MTC launched the Transportation for Livable Communities (TLC) program. Since then, MTC has awarded over $80 million dollars to more than 80 local projects that support multimodal travel, more livable neighborhoods and the development of jobs and housing in existing town centers. Successful projects improve walking and bicycle access to public transit hubs and stations, major activity centers and neighborhood commercial ...
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Release date
Aug 9, 2007
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Runtime
52:39
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Speaker James Corless –Metropolitan Transportati...
Transportation for Livable Communities & Housing Incentive ProgramIn 1998, MTC launched the Transportation for Livable Communities (TLC) program. Since then, MTC has awarded over $80 million dollars to more than 80 local projects that support multimodal travel, more livable neighborhoods and the development of jobs and housing in existing town centers. Successful projects improve walking and bicycle access to public transit hubs and stations, major activity centers and neighborhood commercial ...
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Release date
Aug 9, 2007
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Runtime
52:39
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