Safe sidewalks are vital for a connected community. Discover how Alta's robust analysis and innovative tools assist @KansasCity in prioritizing sidewalk projects within budget constraints.
Learn more here: https://t.co/eXdC9vFjor
Alta is #Hiring! We're looking for a unique planner-designer who loves being immersed in the technical design details, who thinks in four dimensions, and is looking to push the on-street design envelope. https://t.co/E3NIbm7hUY
The @altafieldnotes Portland team is looking for an Associate Engineer/Team Leader. They work on AWESOME projects.
Is this you? Call us! (OK, actually don't call but rather apply, but you know what I mean.)
https://t.co/yX12mA2iZ5
The shared micromobility industry changes quickly. It was fun working with NACTO and its member cities to come up with the latest and greatest practices around permitting and regulation. At least for now!
Over the past decade, shared micromobility has become an integral part of transportation systems. Check out our work on NACTO's recently published white paper for more on the latest data and trends for regulating bike share and e-scooter systems.
https://t.co/Afx4QMHHzs
Alta’s Mike Sellinger is running to become a North American Bikeshare & Scootershare Association (@go_nabsa) Board Member. Learn more about Mike’s campaign, his passion for shared mobility systems, and how he’d like to serve NABSA. #SharedMobility https://t.co/RVFSapBDcX
The Oregon Active Transportation Summit is next week! Join Alta's Katie Selin, Hannah Day-Kapell, Nora Stoelting, and @MikeSellinger for discussions on Safe Routes to School and equity and resiliency in transportation planning. #OATS22
https://t.co/eeujYNflhE
From Lisbon to Andorra, follow Mike Sellinger's adventures across Europe, aided by Alta's 5-year travel benefit, and see why he thinks Barcelona is primed for a biking boom. https://t.co/I40qUkSAt7
From Lisbon to Andorra, follow Mike Sellinger's adventures across Europe, aided by Alta's 5-year travel benefit, and see why he thinks Barcelona is primed for a biking boom. https://t.co/I40qUkSAt7
Great summary of American road design: "It is like being offered a piece of candy and then slapped in the face when you try to take it."
https://t.co/2s7p8uXqDc
How common are lots with a potentially buildable backyard?
Local gentleman & professional @altafieldnotes GIS nerd @MikeSellinger helped me answer this for @Sightline: 23,486 low-density residential lots in Portland meet a few basic specs.
It's almost one in six lots.
Wondering how the disruption of 2020 is changing #micromobility? Jean Crowther and @MikeSellinger unpack a year of change and what to expect next for micromobility during this week's virtual Oregon Public Transportation Conference event.
https://t.co/jmiDpcHX5Z
Can #newmobility create a greener, more equitable transportation system? Alta's Jean Crowther, @MikeSellinger, and Cat Cheng worked with @PBOTinfo to explore new mobility's impact on #Portland goals, and where to go from here. Read the new report: https://t.co/IN9iQE5kKj
NEWS: A coalition for more than 200 civil and human rights organizations calls on congressional leadership to take “swift and decisive legislative action in response to ongoing fatal police killings and other violence against Black people.” https://t.co/snYhyasr3h
A few days ago, Oregon's peak was supposed to be on April 24th. Today, it's projected to be May 3rd... with estimates for hospital bed needs within our state's supply. This is what flattening the curve looks like, folks. Stay home. Save lives. (Source: https://t.co/xz7vl7D7t3)
King: “You don’t know whether you’re in a bike lane, in a bus lane or in a taxi lane or a Lyft lane or whatever. It is getting to the point where you’re either going to ride a bike or you’re going to get up on a bus because that’s the only way they want you to get downtown."