Designing for Bicyclist Safety Webinar Series: Designing for Bicyclist Safety Along the Road (Part 2)
Apr 17, 2017
This three-part webinar series was delivered to provide agencies with the tools needed to understand the principles of bicyclist safety and respond to safety problems with the appropriate countermeasures and designs. Based on a recently-developed training course from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), this webinar series conveyed the fundamentals of properly designing for bicyclist safety.
The second part of the webinar series provided details about improving safety for bicyclists through roadway design strategies. In particular, panelists focused on how to select appropriate designs for bicycle facilities along the roadway, including shared lanes, bicycle lanes, separated bicycle lanes, and separated paths.
This webinar series was delivered by the UNC Highway Safety Research Center with support from the Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA) Office of Safety through a contract to provide training and technical assistance to the FHWA-designated Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Focus States and Cities.
Panelists
- Brooke Struve, FHWA Resource Center
- Peter Lagerwey, Toole Design Group
- Michael Cynecki, Lee Engineering
- Greg Bakos, VHB
Webinar Resources
