The first annual Transportation and Communities Summit took place on September 15, 2015 at Portland State University. See photos. Browse this page to see archived videos and presentations, or click here to access the full playlist of videos from the 2015 Summit.
To see information about Oregon Transportation Summits from previous years, click here to visit the OTS Archive.
Plenary Session: Transportation Equity Roundtable
Moderator: Aaron Golub, Portland State University
Panel members: Richard A. Marcantonio of Public Advocates Inc., Jared Franz of OPAL Environmental Justice Oregon, and Alexandra Howard of the City of Portland.
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Baby You Can Drive My Car
Entire session, including Q&A (scroll down to watch individual presentations):
Moderator: Leah Treat, Portland Bureau of Transportation
Panel members: Jennifer Dill, Portland State University; Amy Lester, University of South Florida; Tommy Hayes, Lyft; Jason Wilde, Spinlister
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Performance Measure Anxiety
Moderator: Chris Rall, Transportation For America
Panel members: Liming Wang, Portland State University; Travis Brouwer, Oregon Department of Transportation; Karla Kingsley, Kittelson & Associates
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Something from Nothing
Moderator: Jenny Liu, Portland State University
Panel members: Kristine Williams, University of South Florida; Hannah McIntosh, Seattle Department of Transportation; Lauren Michele, Policy in Motion
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Waiting to Connect
Moderator: Adrian Pearmine, DKS Associates
Panel members: Randy Iwasaki, Contra Costa Transportation Authority; Christopher Hedden, Cambridge Systematics; Jon Makler, Oregon Department of Transportation
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Lunch and Keynote
Keynote speaker: Eric Klinenberg, New York University
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States on the Hot Seat: Climate Change Laws in Oregon and California
Entire session, including Q&A (scroll down to watch individual presentations):
Moderator: Keith Bartholomew, University of Utah
Panel members: Lauren Michele, Policy in Motion; Geoffrey Chiapella, San Luis Obispo Council of Governments; Kim Ellis, Metro; Rebecca Lewis, University of Oregon
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Watch Geoffrey Chiapella's presentation
Watch Kim Ellis's presentation
Watch Rebecca Lewis's presentation
Zeroing In on Safety
Moderator: Beth Wemple, Cambridge Systematics
Panel members: Hannah McIntosh, Seattle Department of Transportation; Leah Treat, Portland Bureau of Transportation; Chris Monsere, Portland State University
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Carry that Weight: Balancing Freight and Livable Communities
Moderator: Susie Lahsene, Port of Portland
Panel members: Alex Carroll, University of South Florida; Corky Collier, Columbia Corridor Association; Giogio Ambrosino, GA Consultancy; Nathanael May, Portland Roasting Company
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Transportation Three Minute Thesis competition results:
2nd place |
Kristina Currans | Issues in Urban Trip Generation |
Watch video | Sashikanth Gurram | Impact of Urban Design on Exposure to Traffic Pollution |
3rd place |
Rory Isbell | Follow the Money: Effectiveness of Livability Goals in Shaping Transportation Spending |
Grand Prize Winner |
David Proffitt | Building Planner Commitment: Are Oregon’s SB 1059 & California’s SB 375 Models for Climate-Change Mitigation? |
Watch video | Guang Tian | Travel and Built Environment: Evidence from 15 Diverse Regions of the United States |