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TRB Committee on Pedestrians (ANF 10)Annual Meeting

Monday, January 8, 2018, 8:00 am to noonMarriott Marquis, Ballroom Salon 12 (M2)

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

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8:00 am 1. Welcome & Housekeeping – Bob Schneider ([email protected]), Committee Chair

8:05 am 2. Brief Introductions (name & affiliation) – All

8:10 am 3. Friends List and Communications Update (http://www.pedbikeinfo.org/trbped/) –Laura Sandt ([email protected]), Committee Communications Coordinator

8:15 am* 4. TRB Staff Report – Bernardo Kleiner ([email protected])

8:25 am* 5. Recognition of Ron Van Houten as Emeritus Member of the TRB Pedestrian Committee – Bob Schneider ([email protected]) and Bernardo Kleiner ([email protected])

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Subcommittee Updates

6. Paper Review – Laura Sandt ([email protected]) & Mike Cynecki ([email protected])

7. Practice-Ready Papers (PRPs)/PRP Database (http://prp.trb.org/) – Laura Sandt & Bob Schneider

8. Paper Award – Mike Cynecki & Bob Schneider9. Research, ANF10(1) –Joe Fish ([email protected])10. Pedestrian Modeling and Simulation, ANF10(2) – Karim Ismail

([email protected]) 11. Pedestrian and Autonomous Vehicle Interactions, ANF10(3)—Laura Sandt

([email protected]) & Justin Owens ([email protected])

mailto:[email protected]

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Committee Business and Initiatives

12. General TRB Initiatives: TRB Webinars (www.TRB.org/webinars); PRPs Database (http://prp.trb.org/); Research Needs Statements (RNS) Database (http://rns.trb.org); TR News (www.trb.org/Publications/PubsTRNewsMagazine.aspx); Research Pays Off (http://www.trb.org/Publications/PubsResearchPaysOff.aspx); TRB IDEA Programs (www.TRB.org/IDEA); Young Members Council (http://ymc.groupsite.com); MyTRB (http://www.MyTRB.org) – Bob Schneider

13. Pedestrian Sessions at TRB Annual Meeting (http://www.pedbikeinfo.org/trbped/conferences.cfm) – Bob Schneider

14. Human Factors Workshop Report: “When Autonomous Vehicles and People Meet: Planning for Pedestrian–Autonomous Vehicle Interaction” – Amy Rosepiler ([email protected])

15. Workshop Report: “Curbed Enthusiasm: Multimodal Planning, Operations, Enforcement, and Design to Optimize Curb Resources” – Meghan Mitman ([email protected])

16. Workshop Report: “Equity Issues in Pedestrian Safety and Accessibility” –Charles Brown ([email protected]) & Kevin Manaugh ([email protected])

17. Other Sunday workshop reports (e.g., “Managing Speed on Low-Speed Urban Streets”; “Mind the Gap: Can Inclusive Cities Bridge Social Equity Disparities?”)

18. Workshop Preview: “Vision Zero Evaluation” (Thursday, 1/11, Convention Ctr. 102B) – Lauren Blackburn ([email protected])

19. Association of Pedestrian & Bicycle Professionals Webinar on selected TRB Papers (Summer 2017) – Tony Hull ([email protected])

20. 5th Urban Street Symposium, Raleigh, NC (May 2017) – Kay Fitzpatrick ([email protected])

http://www.trb.org/webinars

http://prp.trb.org/

http://rns.trb.org/

http://www.trb.org/Publications/PubsTRNewsMagazine.aspx

http://www.trb.org/Publications/PubsResearchPaysOff.aspx

http://www.trb.org/IDEA

http://ymc.groupsite.com/

http://www.mytrb.org/

http://www.pedbikeinfo.org/trbped/conferences.cfm








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Committee Business and Initiatives21. Joint Subcommittees/Liaisons (3 minutes each):

a. Pedestrian & Bicycle University Education (Kristen Brookshire, [email protected]); b. Bicycle and Pedestrian Data, https://sites.google.com/site/bikepeddata/ (Sirisha Kothuri, [email protected]); c. Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Analysis (Shane Turner, [email protected], and Thomas Jonsson, [email protected]); d. Emerging Vehicles for Low Speed Transportation (Chris Cherry, [email protected]); e. Intersections Joint Subcommittee (Janet Barlow, [email protected] & Zachary Bugg, [email protected]); f. Others?

22. Health & Transportation Subcommittee (ADD50-01)/Arterial Task Force Update –Megan Wier ([email protected]), Eloisa Raynault ([email protected])

23. NCHRP Projects (3 minutes each):a. NCHRP Synthesis 20-05, Topic 49-08: “Pedestrian Safety Relative to Traffic Speed

Management” – Rebecca Sanders ([email protected]) b. NCHRP 03-78C: “Training and Technology Transfer for Accessibility Guidelines for

Roundabouts and Channelized Turn Lanes” – Zachary Bugg ([email protected]) and Janet Barlow ([email protected])

c. NCHRP 15-63: “Guidance to Improve Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety at Intersections” –Krista Nordback ([email protected]) and Laura Sandt ([email protected])

d. NCHRP 17-73: “Systemic Pedestrian Safety Analyses” – Laura Sandt ([email protected]) and Libby Thomas ([email protected])

e. NCHRP 17-84: “Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Performance Functions for the Highway Safety Manual” – Darren Torbic ([email protected])

f. NCHRP 20-07 (Task 393): Darren Torbic ([email protected]) and ([email protected])

g. NCHRP 17-87: “Enhancing Pedestrian Volume Estimation and Developing HCM Pedestrian Methodologies for Safe and Sustainable Communities” – Ray Derr ([email protected]), other NCHRP staff, or panel member


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Agency and Organization Updates24. USDOT Office of the Secretary – Secretary’s office pedestrian initiatives

([email protected])25. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) – Paula Bawer

([email protected]) 26. Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) – Dan Goodman

([email protected])a. Termination of Interim Approval for Optional Use of RRFB (12/21/17)

27. National Committee on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (NCUTCD) – Ron Van Houten ([email protected])

28. ITE Complete Streets Council & ITE Ped/Bike Standing Committee – Meghan Mitman ([email protected])

29. Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center (PBIC) – Laura Sandt ([email protected])

30. National Center for Safe Routes to School – Seth LaJeunesse ([email protected])

31. Other affiliated agencies & organizations (maximum 3 minutes each):a. National Complete Streets Coalition/Smart Growth America – Emiko Atherton

([email protected]) b. US Access Board – Scott Windley ([email protected])c. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy – Katie McKinney Guerin ([email protected])

and Keith Laughlin ([email protected])d. Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals (APBP) – Conor Semler

([email protected]) & Madeline Brozen ([email protected])e. America Walks – Heidi Simon ([email protected])f. League of American Bicyclists, Active Transportation Leadership Institute –

Bill Nesper ([email protected]) g. Perils for Pedestrians – John Wetmore ([email protected])

















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Other Presentations and Discussions

32. Update on Gateway treatment – Ron Van Houten ([email protected])

33. Highway Safety Manual progress update – Nick Foster ([email protected])

34. FHWA “Guide for Scalable Risk Assessment Methods for Pedestrians and Bicyclists” – Shawn Turner ([email protected])

35. FHWA guide for selecting countermeasures at uncontrolled pedestrian crossing locations – Lauren Blackburn ([email protected]) and Charlie Zegeer ([email protected])

36. FHWA Safe Transportation for Every Pedestrian (STEP) program – Lauren Blackburn ([email protected])

37. Discussion of Pedestrian Topics for 2018 – Bob Schneidera. TRB Webinar Ideas & volunteers (Deadline to submit webinar requests for

the second half of 2018 is March 15th)b. 2018 Annual Meeting Human Factors Workshop & General Workshop

Ideas & volunteers (Need volunteers and ideas by early April; Deadline is June 1st)

c. 2018 Annual Meeting Call for Papers Ideas & volunteers (early April; June 1st)

d. 2018 Research Needs Statements (Subcommittee meeting on Monday, 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm, Marriott Marquis, Marquis Ballroom Salon 14 (M2))

38. Feet First Caucus: Wednesday, 6:15-7:15 pm, Marriott Marquis, Ballroom Salon 12 (M2) – Bob Schneider

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The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine and the Transportation Research Board are committed to the values of diversity, honesty, civility, and respect for each person as an individual in all of our activities and undertakings. We look to you, as a participant in the TRB Annual Meeting, to be our partner in this effort. You can help us maintain an environment that’s free of harassment and intimidation by not committing harassing acts, not tolerating or ignoring those of others, and by avoiding knowingly placing others in situations where they may be harassed. If you feel you have been harassed or are aware of a situation involving the harassment of someone else, please do not hesitate to call 202-286-0661, a special Harassment Report number, during the dates of January 6–15. (In an emergency, you still should call Security, in the Marriott at 202-824-9667, or in the Convention Center at 202-249-3333, or if elsewhere call 911.)

Harassment-Free Environment

In an emergency, dial 202-824-9667 (or 59667 on a house phone) to reach the Marriott Marquis’ security department. Do not call 911, as the hotel can respond more quickly and can better direct first responders to where they're needed. We recommend you add this number to your contact list now, so you won't need to look for it later.

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Marriott Marquis Emergency Procedures

Major Milestones of Centennial Events

• April 2018 – Final Celebration Plan completed by Task Force

• May 2018 – Begin development/collection of content for the website, social media, etc.

• January 2019 – Release of pre-celebration material to begin to create excitement, awareness, and early enthusiasm

• June 2019 - Centennial Website launch

• January 2020 Annual Meeting - Celebration officially begins, focus is on TRB's history

• November 11, 2020 - Actual TRB Centennial date

• January 2021 Annual Meeting - Celebration officially ends, focus is on TRB's future

• February 2021- Centennial website archived

TRB Centennial Planning Efforts Update

1) Understand and reverse the trend of increasing pedestrian fatalities in the US (and other countries)

2) Equity in pedestrian mobility, accessibility, and safety

3) Pedestrian mobility, accessibility, and safety in developing countries

4) Pedestrian and autonomous vehicle interactions

5) Vision Zero and pedestrian safety; Complete Streets and pedestrian safety; Traffic safety culture and pedestrian safety

Pedestrian Committee Strategic Issues(Preliminary Ideas)

• Robert Schneider, 2014 to present

• Shawn Turner, 2008 to 2014

• Ron Van Houten, 2005 to 2008

• Peggy Drake, 2003 to 2005

• Ann Hershfang, 1997 to 2003

• Michael Cynecki, 1994 to 1997

• Kay Colpitts, 1988 to 1994

• Charles Zegeer, 1982 to 1988

• John Fegan, 1979 to 1982

• Julie Anna Fee Cirillo, 1976 to 1979

• Robert Sleight, 1970 to 1976

Pedestrian Committee Chairs

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Paper Review Subcommittee

• Laura Sandt & Mike Cynecki

• Paper Review Coordinators

• Hundreds of Reviewers

Mike Cynecki

Laura Sandt

Robert Schneider

Tamera Redmon

Karim El-Basyouny

Ron Van Houten

Shawn Turner

Richard Knoblauch

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Number of Papers Received by TRB Pedestrian Committee (1992-2018)

Paper Review Subcommittee

• Papers Reviewed: 96

• Reviews Assigned: 419; Reviews Completed: 296 (71%)

• Papers Accepted for Presentation: 51 (55%)

• 2018 Annual Meeting– Three Lectern Sessions: 13 papers

– Two Poster Sessions: 20 and 18 papers

• Publication: 20% of papers submitted for publication (79) = 16

• Papers Under Publication Consideration: 16 papers

• Final Recommendations due to TRB: January 31, 2018

Practice-Ready Papers (12)(Thanks to all Paper Review Coordinators & Reviewers)

• 18-03313, Challenges in creating self-regulating environments to protect pedestrians and other vulnerable road users on busy urban arterials

• 18-04531, EQUITABLE ACCESS TO SERVICES IN LARGE-SCALE PEDESTRIAN FACILITIES

• 18-02367, Rethinking Safety in Numbers: Are Intersections with More Crossing Pedestrians Really Safer?

• 18-06185, A Comprehensive Evaluation of Characteristics and Reporting of Fatal Pedestrian Crashes

• 18-06078, Creating A National Tool for Walking and Public Health Scenario Planning

• 18-05756, Exploring the Determinants of Vulnerable Road Users’ Crash Severity in State Roads

Practice-Ready Papers (12)(Thanks to all Paper Review Coordinators & Reviewers)

• 18-01645, Evaluation of the North Carolina Department of Transportation’s Bike and Pedestrian Planning Grant Initiative

• 18-00132, An Examination of the Effects of the Gateway R1-6 Treatment on Driver’s Yielding Right-of-Way to Pedestrians, Speed at Crosswalk, and Sign Durability Over Time

• 18-03238, Assessing Inclusionary Policies among Canada’s Pedestrian Plans

• 18-00737, An Analysis of the Safety Effectiveness of Pedestrian Crossing Enhancements in Oregon

• 18-03947, Limitations in Detection Technologies for Automated Driving Systems and Implications for Pedestrian Safety

• 18-04422, Examining the Impacts of Street-Level Built Environmental and Urban Design Qualities on Walking Behavior in Downtown Dallas, TX

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2018 Pedestrian Committee Paper Award(Thanks to Award Reviewers:

Mike Cynecki; Ron Eck; Martin Parker; Tamara Redmon; Robert Schneider)

• 18-03950: What are the Most Important Factors for Pedestrian Level of Service Estimation? A Systematic Review of the Literature– Nowar Raad & Matthew Burke

• 18-03473: Walkability: Which Measure to Choose, Where to Measure it and How?– Gabriel Lefebvre-Ropars & Catherine Morency

2018 Pedestrian Committee Paper Award(Thanks to Award Reviewers:

Mike Cynecki; Ron Eck; Martin Parker; Tamara Redmon; Robert Schneider)

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Research Subcommittee

• Joe Fish (& welcome Sirisha Kothuri)

• Main purposes

– Develop pedestrian RNS

– Share pedestrian RNS with potential funding organizations

– Track status of pedestrian research

• TRB Research Needs Statement Database (rns.trb.org)

• Subcommittee Meeting

– Monday, January 8th, 2018 1:30pm - 3:15pmMarriott Marquis, Marquis Ballroom Salon 14 (M2)

http://rns.trb.org

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www.trb.org/Publications/PubsTRNewsMagazine.aspx

Submit to:[email protected]

http://onlinepubs.trb.org/onlinepubs/dva/chair/RPO.pdf

Source: Fitzpatrick, K. Safety Effectiveness of the HAWK or Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon, http://www.trb.org/main/blurbs/167477.aspx, 2012

http://onlinepubs.trb.org/onlinepubs/dva/chair/RPO.pdf

http://www.trb.org/main/blurbs/167477.aspx

www.TRB.org/IDEA

For untested infrastructure & devices

NCHRP Idea Type 1 = $150K maxNCHRP Idea Type 2 = $100K max

(require a 50% match to NCHRP contribution)

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Pedestrian-Related Events at the

2018 Annual Meeting

Source: http://www.pedbikeinfo.org/trbped/conferences.cfm

(Thanks to PBIC for posting)

Part 1Event Date Time Location

Curbed Enthusiasm: Multimodal Planning, Operations, Enforcement, and Design to Optimize Curb Resources

Sun, Jan 7 9:00am -12:00pm

Convention Center, Salon B

Managing Speed on Low-Speed Urban Streets

Sun, Jan 7 9:00am -12:00pm

Convention Center, 204C

When Autonomous Vehicles and People Meet: Planning for Pedestrian–Autonomous Vehicle Interaction (Ticket Required)

Sun, Jan 7 9:00am -5:00pm

HF-A (Ticket Required)

Mind the Gap: Can Inclusive Cities Bridge Social Equity Disparities?

Sun, Jan 7 1:30pm -4:30pm

Convention Center, 151A

Equity Issues in Pedestrian Safety and Accessibility

Sun, Jan 7 1:30pm -4:30pm

Convention Center, Salon C

Addressing Road Safety Worldwide: Thoughts on Vulnerable Road Users, Human Factors, and Road Safety for Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Mon, Jan 8 8:00am -9:45am

Convention Center, 143C

Pedestrian Committee Meeting Mon, Jan 8 8:00am -12:00pm

Marriott Marquis, Marquis Ballroom Salon 12 (M2)

Latest in Bicycle and Pedestrian Data Research (Posters)

Mon, Jan 8 10:15am -12:00pm

Convention Center, Hall E

Pedestrian Research Subcommittee Meeting

Mon, Jan 8 1:30pm -3:15pm


YOU ARE HERE


2018 Annual Meeting




Public Transport, Safety and Management, E-bikes and Bikesharing, and Nonmotorized Transportation in Developing Countries (Posters)



Advanced Analysis to Improve Nonmotorized Transportation Safety (Posters)



Equity Issues in Pedestrian Safety and Access


Convention Center, 102B

Safe Mobility of Older Persons: Current Investigations (Posters)



Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Analysis Joint Subcommittee Meeting



Transportation Issues in Major Cities Committee Meeting

Tues, Jan 9 8:00am -12:00pm

Marriott Marquis, Liberty M (M4)

Vision Zero at a Crossroads: Identifying Challenges and Developing Partnerships to Eliminate Traffic Deaths in the United States

Tues, Jan 9 8:00am -9:45am


School Transportation Subcommittee Tues, Jan 9 8:00am -9:45am


Innovative Research on Pedestrian Safety and Behavior (Poster)

Tues, Jan 9 10:15am -12:00pm



2018 Annual Meeting




Evacuating Pedestrians and Carless Individuals During Disasters

Tues, Jan 9 10:15am -12:00pm


Pedestrian and Bicycle University Education Joint Subcommittee Meeting

Tues, Jan 9 1:30pm -3:15pm


Transportation Needs in Public Lands: Voices from the Field



Emerging Vehicles for Low-Speed Transportation Joint Subcommittee



Bicycle/Pedestrian Safety: Simulator Studies



Walkability and Pedestrian Level of Service


Convention Center, Salon B

Traffic Speed and Safety Joint Subcommittee

Wed, Jan 10 8:00am -9:45am


Pedestrian and Autonomous Vehicle Interactions Subcommittee

Wed, Jan 10 8:00am -9:45am


Pedestrian Safety in Colombia, India, and Tanzania

Wed, Jan 10 8:00am -9:45am



2018 Annual Meeting




Shared Mobility (Posters) Wed, Jan 10 8:00am -9:45am


Bicycle and Pedestrian Data Joint Subcommittee

Wed, Jan 10 10:15am -12:00pm

Marriott Marquis, Congress (M4)

Pedestrian Planning, Modeling, and Simulation (Posters)

Wed, Jan 10 10:15am -12:00pm


Bikability and Walkability in China, India, and Indonesia

Wed, Jan 10 2:30pm -4:00pm


Transit, Transportation Network Companies, and Taxis: Coexisting, Cooperating, and Competing

Wed, Jan 10 2:30pm -4:00pm


Pedestrians and Automated and Connected Vehicles

Wed, Jan 10 4:30pm -6:30pm


Feet First Caucus Wed, Jan 10 6:15pm -7:15pm


Vision Zero Evaluation Workshop Thurs, Jan 11 8:00am -12:00pm


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Committee Business and Initiatives21. Joint Subcommittees/Liaisons (3 minutes each):

a. Pedestrian & Bicycle University Education (Kristen Brookshire, [email protected]); b. Bicycle and Pedestrian Data, https://sites.google.com/site/bikepeddata/ (Sirisha Kothuri, [email protected]); c. Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Analysis (Shane Turner, [email protected], and Thomas Jonsson, [email protected]); d. Emerging Vehicles for Low Speed Transportation (Chris Cherry, [email protected]); e. Intersections Joint Subcommittee (Janet Barlow, [email protected] & Zachary Bugg, [email protected]); f. Others?

22. Health & Transportation Subcommittee (ADD50-01)/Arterial Task Force Update –Megan Wier ([email protected]), Eloisa Raynault ([email protected])

23. NCHRP Projects (3 minutes each):a. NCHRP Synthesis 20-05, Topic 49-08: “Pedestrian Safety Relative to Traffic Speed

Management” – Rebecca Sanders ([email protected]) b. NCHRP 03-78C: “Training and Technology Transfer for Accessibility Guidelines for

Roundabouts and Channelized Turn Lanes” – Zachary Bugg ([email protected]) and Janet Barlow ([email protected])

c. NCHRP 15-63: “Guidance to Improve Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety at Intersections” –Krista Nordback ([email protected]) and Laura Sandt ([email protected])

d. NCHRP 17-73: “Systemic Pedestrian Safety Analyses” – Laura Sandt ([email protected]) and Libby Thomas ([email protected])

e. NCHRP 17-84: “Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Performance Functions for the Highway Safety Manual” – Darren Torbic ([email protected])

f. NCHRP 20-07 (Task 393): Darren Torbic ([email protected]) and ([email protected])

g. NCHRP 17-87: “Enhancing Pedestrian Volume Estimation and Developing HCM Pedestrian Methodologies for Safe and Sustainable Communities” – Ray Derr ([email protected]), other NCHRP staff, or panel member


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Agency and Organization Updates24. USDOT Office of the Secretary – Secretary’s office pedestrian initiatives

([email protected])25. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) – Paula Bawer

([email protected]) 26. Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) – Dan Goodman

([email protected])a. Termination of Interim Approval for Optional Use of RRFB (12/21/17)

27. National Committee on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (NCUTCD) – Ron Van Houten ([email protected])

28. ITE Complete Streets Council & ITE Ped/Bike Standing Committee – Meghan Mitman ([email protected])

29. Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center (PBIC) – Laura Sandt ([email protected])

30. National Center for Safe Routes to School – Seth LaJeunesse ([email protected])

31. Other affiliated agencies & organizations (maximum 3 minutes each):a. National Complete Streets Coalition/Smart Growth America – Emiko Atherton

([email protected]) b. US Access Board – Scott Windley ([email protected])c. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy – Katie McKinney Guerin ([email protected])

and Keith Laughlin ([email protected])d. Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals (APBP) – Conor Semler

([email protected]) & Madeline Brozen ([email protected])e. America Walks – Heidi Simon ([email protected])f. League of American Bicyclists, Active Transportation Leadership Institute –

Bill Nesper ([email protected]) g. Perils for Pedestrians – John Wetmore ([email protected])

















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Other Presentations and Discussions

32. Update on Gateway treatment – Ron Van Houten ([email protected])

33. Highway Safety Manual progress update – Nick Foster ([email protected])

34. FHWA “Guide for Scalable Risk Assessment Methods for Pedestrians and Bicyclists” – Shawn Turner ([email protected])

35. FHWA guide for selecting countermeasures at uncontrolled pedestrian crossing locations – Lauren Blackburn ([email protected]) and Charlie Zegeer ([email protected])

36. FHWA Safe Transportation for Every Pedestrian (STEP) program – Lauren Blackburn ([email protected])

37. Discussion of Pedestrian Topics for 2018 – Bob Schneidera. TRB Webinar Ideas & volunteers (Deadline to submit webinar requests for

the second half of 2018 is March 15th)b. 2018 Annual Meeting Human Factors Workshop & General Workshop

Ideas & volunteers (Need volunteers and ideas by early April; Deadline is June 1st)

c. 2018 Annual Meeting Call for Papers Ideas & volunteers (early April; June 1st)

d. 2018 Research Needs Statements (Subcommittee meeting on Monday, 1:30 pm – 3:15 pm, Marriott Marquis, Marquis Ballroom Salon 14 (M2))

38. Feet First Caucus: Wednesday, 6:15-7:15 pm, Marriott Marquis, Ballroom Salon 12 (M2) – Bob Schneider

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Feet First Caucus

• Wednesday, 6:15-7:15 pm, Marriott Marquis, Ballroom Salon 12 (M2)

• Sponsoring Committees

– Pedestrians (ANF10)

– Transportation in the Developing Countries (ABE90)

– Bicycle Transportation (ANF20)

• For more information on the TRB Pedestrian Committee, see http://www.pedbikeinfo.org/trbped or contact Bob Schneider, Committee Chair, 414-229-3849, [email protected]

• For more information on getting involved in TRB Committees, see http://www.trb.org/committees/memberguide.pdf

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