2023 Urbanism Next Conference
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HANDSHAKE: Roadblocks and successes as three agencies took a Mobility-as-a-Service project from back-of-the-napkin to first-phase production in a pandemic
Location: Oregon Convention Center - C-122
In 2019, three local entities (Lane Transit District, City of Eugene, and University of Oregon) discussed a back-of-the-napkin idea to create a Mobility Wallet/Trip Planner that would combine our regional transportation options into one mobile application. The goals of this project were to incentivize mode-shift, create more equitable transportation options, move toward climate goals, and avoid creation of new parking structures to accommodate increased development. The project team will discuss the successes and challenges of regional collaboration, public-private partnerships, acquisition of project grants, and maintaining a thriving and dedicated project team through the pandemic.
CE Credits for APA, AIA, and ASLA, should be available for many sessions and workshops. More information on this will be available shortly.
Presenters
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Josh Kashinsky, University of Oregon Josh Kashinsky is the Active Transportation Coordinator for the University of Oregon. With UO since 2015, Josh coordinates active transportation programs like bike share and transit passes for students and employees. He also partners with local transportation organizations to develop new programs beneficial to campus. |
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Robin Mayall, City of Eugene Robin Mayall is the Director of Information Services for the City of Eugene. Previously, she was the Director of IT and Strategic Innovation for Lane Transit District where she also held roles as Business Analyst and Project Manager. Robin graduated from the UO in Art/Computer Science and has worked as a Software Engineer for Microsoft, a Business Intelligence Analyst at Symantec, robotics team coach for F.I.R.S.T., and "Coder in Residence" in Eugene/Springfield school districts. She currently chairs the Lane County Transportation Advisory Committee and serves on the Internal Operations Committee for United Way LC. |
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Jeff Petry, City of Eugene Jeff Petry is the Curbside Services Director for the City of Eugene. He is known as an innovator and community trust builder that utilized the parking program to develop a smart city base, while creating a warm and fuzzy parking program that weaves art and technology into the community fabric. His proudest accomplishment is leading volunteer teams to create a choose your own path video game to help homeless youth find resources in the community. |
