Defining and Evaluating All Ages and Abilities Bicycle and Pedestrian Routes
Channel: SEAGreenways
Date: 22/09/2016

City transportation departments, the community, and advocates have aspirations for a connected and high quality all-ages-and-abilities walking and cycling network. However, without an agreed upon definition of what makes such a network, it is challenging to build appropriate upgrades and measure the progress of our work. 

This session will explored what it means to define, evaluate and work together to create an all-ages-and-abilities network.

Mike Anderson, Senior Transportation Engineer, City of Vancouver; 
Mike Zipf, Senior Engineering Assistant - Active Transportation, City of Vancouver; 
Brian Dougherty, Strategic Advisor, Seattle Department of Transportation; 
Robert Edmiston, User Experience Engineer, Seattle Neighborhood Greenways; 
Brie Gyncild, Co-Leader, Central Seattle Greenways; 
Summer Jawson, Senior Civil Engineer, Project Development, Seattle Department of Transportation; 
Mark Ostrow, Evaluation Team Lead, Queen Anne Greenways

Video post production: Bob Edmiston, Seattle Neighborhood Greenways