Scott’s mom, transportation engineer & @itecanada past president - I love cities & collaborating. (She/her)
Calgary, Alberta
Joined January 2016
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Great advice by Walter Burdz “Road safety is the ultimate team challenge” and “decide if you want to be a uniter or a disrupter” at @itecanada #studentleadershipsummit
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A study of 556 different project applications in a firm showed that R&D selection is not always based on objective estimates of a project’s costs and returns. It was often influenced by how novel a project seemed. hbr.org/2017/03/the-biases-t…
Such a treat to be spending two fabulous days at @SFU with a cross-Canada team advancing at implementation science, AAA infrastructure and speed management interventions. Such a privilege to represent @itecanada
Interesting to think about new subsidies, would love to see examples of city frameworks for mobility user payment. – at Calgary, Alberta
Increasing transit access for seniors, pregnant people and families traveling with small children means better mobility for everyone. nextcity.org/urbanist-news/t…
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#PaintThePavementWPG murals we curated for @cityofwinnipeg as part of their pilot traffic calming on the Lyndale dr - Enhanced Summer Bike Route.
If you are creative and passionate, come work with a great team on projects that will make a difference in Calgary.
@cityofcalgary is hiring Transportation Engineers - Project Development. Find more info & details to apply at ITE Canada's Career Link: bit.ly/3kfgFTy
#jobs #hiring #engineer #engineering #civilengineering #PublicSpaces #RSP #PMP #IAP2
I had the chance to serve on the expert panel where we talked about this any many sustainable opportunities for travel. Engagement is open until the end of the month canada.ca/en/parks-canada/ne… – at Calgary, Alberta
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Have you checked the accuracy of your community's mapped bicycle infrastructure yet? Don't worry; we've made it easy! bikemaps.org/blog/p/S
ALT A snowman using a laptop outside on a wooden table overlooking a snowy city.