In-person regisration is full, but you may listen-in on Zoom via this link:
https://dvrpc.zoom.us/j/85869512126?pwd=_uFEfBmhdMO97zB7Be3TiunU7f4cFdWf.vpYGFHPwWP_7bv7B
The use of e-bikes, e-scooters, and other e-micromobility devices has surged in recent years, with more and more being used on trails, in bike lanes, and mixing with car and truck traffic. These devices proliferated during the pandemic as more options became available to consumers and as shared mobility systems introduced the technology into their fleets. E-micromobility is expected to continue to grow, serving as a complementary option to other transportation modes and providing a first-and-last-mile connection to transit.
Participants in the summit will have the opportunity to gain insights from national and regional experts who will share their perspectives on e-micromobility design considerations, systems management, affordability, and ease of access.
Agenda
To kick off the summit, there will be a presentation on e-micromobility basics and design considerations by Jean Crowther of Alta Planning & Design. The presentation will be followed by a panel discussion and Q&A session with regional experts. Panelists include:
Chris Dougherty, Senior Planner and Project Manager, Delaware River Waterfront Corporation
Laura Culp, Planning Manager, Indego Bikeshare
James Bonanno, Transportation Director, Asbury Park
The panel session and Q&A will be moderated by Pennsylvania Environmental Council Director of Trails and Equitable Access Emilia Crotty.
Coffee will be available at 9:00 a.m. Lunch will be served after concluding remarks, providing an opportunity for attendees to enjoy refreshments and continue the discussion. Please join us!
This event has been approved for 2.25 AICP CM credits (event #9283638).
Virtual attendees can join Zoom using this link: https://dvrpc.zoom.us/j/85869512126?pwd=_uFEfBmhdMO97zB7Be3TiunU7f4cFdWf.vpYGFHPwWP_7bv7B