Autonomous Pick-Up and Drop-Off: A New Age in Curb Data Management
Autonomous driving systems are emerging as communities worldwide grapple with chaos at the curb. Both public and private organizations want to innovate right-of-way management, and reduce driving on roadway networks. This session will bring US and EU experts together to reimagine the curb in the era of cooperative, connected and automated mobility (CCAM). The discussions will focus on digitization, reallocating public space, and expanding multimodal pick-up-and-drop-off. This session invites innovative thinking about the future of the physical and digital curb, as we pave the way for the future of urban curb management.
Presenters
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Tom Alkim, MAPtm
Tom Alkim is Strategic Advisor Connected & Automated Mobility at the Dutch company MAPtm, which provides consultancy, digital and operational services in the ITS domain. He has 25+ years of experience in the public sector, working in the field of dynamic traffic management, C-ITS and Connected & Automated Mobility for Rijkswaterstaat, Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure & Water Management and the European Commission, Directorate General Research & Innovation. Tom is CCAM Partnership delegate for Physical & Digital Infrastructure, International Member on the Transportation Research Board (TRB) Standing Committee on Vehicle-Highway Automation (ACP30) and chair of the International Taskforce on Vehicle-Highway Automation (ITFVHA). |
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Mollie D'Agostino, UC Davis
Mollie Cohen D'Agostino is a mobility policy expert. She is the Executive Director of the Mobility Science, Automation and Inclusion Center (MoSAIC), an exciting new Center at UC Davis that will build interdisciplinary technical capacity on connected and automated vehicles, artificial intelligence, robotics, and public policy strategies. She also serves as the Policy Lead for emerging technology, public transit and shared mobility, for the UC Institute of Transportation Studies. Mollie has a Master’s in Public Policy from UC Berkeley, and a B.A. in Political Science and Environmental studies from the U of Michigan. |
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Arielle Fleisher, Waymo
Arielle Fleisher is a transportation strategist with a unique combination of public health, design thinking, and planning expertise. In her current role as the City Policy Strategist at Waymo she develops policies on the transportation issues that matter to cities. |
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William Riggs, University of San Francisco
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Serge Van Dam, Rijkswaterstaat
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