The document discusses how street design and transportation operations are undergoing a revolution by considering factors beyond just transportation, such as safety, health, and the environment. It notes that less visible changes are being made through design approaches and operational strategies that aim to benefit all street users, not just drivers. Examples mentioned include "road diets", roundabouts, protected bike lanes, and intersection designs that seek to achieve the goal of Vision Zero to eliminate traffic fatalities and injuries.

1. The Transportation Revolution
Street Design and Operations
Environmental Sciences Undergraduate Seminar
Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Fionnuala Quinn
The Bureau of Good Roads

2. FUTURE
REVOLUTION

3. STREETS

4. ACCESS

5. SAFETY

6. HEALTH

7. ENVIRONMENT

8. NOT JUST
TRANSPORTATION

11. ELSEWHERE

13. 21st CENTURY
REVOLUTION

15. LESS VISIBLE CHANGE

16. DESIGN vs. BEHAVIOR

17. STREET DESIGN

18. OPERATIONS

19. WHO DO WE DESIGN
FOR?

20. WHAT WE BUILT

21. SOCCER MOMS

23. THE TRUE DESIGN
CRIME?

25. 3 MILE
TRIP

28. ROAD DIETS

29. ROUNDABOUTS

30. PROTECTED BIKE
LANES

32. PROTECTED INTERSECTION
DESIGN

34. NEW COMMUNICATION

35. VISION ZERO

36. SELF-DRIVING

37. WOMEN IN FIELD

38. CHANGE IS TRICKY

39. BE ENGAGED

41. TRANSPORTATION
FIELD

43. THANK YOU!
@RoadsMovement
www.GoodRoadsMovement.com