Jennifer Ceponis
Presentation: Preparing for e-Bikes & e-Scooters: What planners need to know about regulations, infrastructure and accessibility
October 8, 2020
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Senior Transportation Planner II
Jen works for the Capital District Transportation Committee where she manages long-range planning and the bicycle and pedestrian planning program. Jen has worked on regional micromobility plans, and has been doing research on micromobility, how it fits into the transportation system, and how cities have regulated and managed it across the country.
Les Brown
Presentation: Preparing for e-Bikes & e-Scooters: What planners need to know about regulations, infrastructure and accessibility
October 8, 2020
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Managing Consultant
Les is a Senior Managing Consultant with ICF, and has worked nationally on share micromobility projects.
Neil Milcarek-Burke
Presentation: Preparing for e-Bikes & e-Scooters: What planners need to know about regulations, infrastructure and accessibility
October 8, 2020
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Transportation Planner
Neil is a Transportation Planner for the City of Syracuse, where he manages the city’s bikeshare program and assisted pedal bikes.
Mitch LaRosa
Presentation: Preparing for e-Bikes & e-Scooters: What planners need to know about regulations, infrastructure and accessibility
October 8, 2020
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Lead Planning Specialist
Mitch is the Lead Planning Specialist at Shared Mobility Inc. based in Buffalo, which runs the Reddy Bike Share in the region. The organization recently received a NYSERDA grant to test e-bikes in New York State.
Dr. Lisa Kenny
Presentation: Preparing for e-Bikes & e-Scooters: What planners need to know about regulations, infrastructure and accessibility
October 8, 2020
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Smart Mobility Advisor
Lisa is a Smart Mobility Advisor with the Greater Buffalo Niagara Regional Transportation Council, where she works on preparing the region for new technologies like connected and driverless vehicles, e-bikes and e-scooters, and mobility hubs. Lisa focuses on racially and economically equitable access to these technologies, and on incorporating universal design principles. She is also an Adjunct Instructor with the University of Buffalo’s School of Architecture and Planning. Lisa holds a PhD in Decision Science, as well as Master’s degrees in Public Policy and in International Development, and was a Fulbright Fellow in Thailand.