This webinar focused on data that practitioners and the general
public can use to enhance safety in their communities, with an
emphasis on pedestrians, cyclists, and other vulnerable road
users. Viewers learned about UC Berkeley’s Transportation Injury
Mapping System (TIMS), as well as SCAG’s efforts to measure
pedestrian and bicycle activity throughout the region.
Participants also learned how to use data to prioritize safety
interventions.
Moderator
Riley O’Brien, Estolano Advisors
Speakers
SangHyouk Oum, Applications Program Manager, UC Berkeley
Safetrec
Hannah Keyes, Associate Regional Planner – Active
Transportation and Special Programs, SCAG
Dr. Do Kim, Professor, Department of Urban Regional Planning,
CalPoly Pomona
Madeline Brozen, Deputy Director, Lewis Center for Regional
Policy Studies, UCLA
This webinar focused on best practices for implementing traffic
safety improvements in the SCAG region. Representatives from
community-based organizations discussed their challenges and
successes in enhancing safety in Southern California’s unique
cultural and geographic landscapes. Participants learned how
safety improvements relate to climate resiliency, how to engage
hard-to-reach populations in planning processes, and the unique
safety needs of older populations.
Moderator
Winnie Fong, Estolano Advisors
Speakers
Rebecca Zaragoza, Senior Policy Advocate, Leadership Counsel
for Justice and Accountability
This webinar focused on learning about the nuts and bolts of
partnering with SCAG on a Go Human campaign, including
demonstration events and advertising campaign. Representatives
from local cities and public agencies joined the discussion by
sharing best practices and experience from their Go Human
campaign, including continued engagement after the demonstration
events, how these events help position jurisdictions to pursue
funding for permanent improvements, and more.
Moderator
Angela Babcock, Stratiscope
Speakers
Julia Lippe-Klein, Associate Regional Planner, SCAG
Alexis Lantz, Policy Analyst, Los Angeles County Department
of Public Health
Melanie Mullis, Principal Transportation-Mobility, City of
Ontario
This webinar focused on an overview of past state legislation
that allows local jurisdictions to implement and enforce traffic
safety measures, as well as an update on the 2019 state
legislative session of safety and transportation-related bills
that passed the Legislature and are headed to the Governor to
sign and veto. Topics included, but not limited to, policies and
legislation affecting bicyclist and pedestrian safety,
transportation funding, zero traffic fatalities, climate
resiliency, and more.
Moderator
Erika Rincon, Estolano Advisors
Speakers
David Azevedo, Associate State Director, AARP
Linda Khamoushian, Senior Policy Advocate, CalBike