Public health metrics for arterial roadways is a topic that keeps coming up in the Arterial Health Task Force meetings. The perception is that traffic engineers use metrics like level of service, capacity, vehicle miles of travel, and other design standards that do not necessarily take into consideration the health and welfare of the population. Can there be a set health metrics applied to arterials? Or vice versa? Come join in the discussion in which transportation engineers, health planners, and session attendees will try to sort this out. How can we bring transportation and health metrics together when we talk about arterial roadways?
The session will utilize a panel of individuals who will each spend 10 minutes presenting their perspectives on the topic. The session will then move to an open discussion exploring with the audience how we can bring health in to the traffic engineering world? The session will be recorded and used to help build the case study around the topic for the Arterial Task Force.
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Discussion Panel
Matthew Ridgway, Fehr & Peers
Shawn Leight, CBB Theodore Mansfield, Office of the Secretary of Transportation (OST) David Berrigan, National Cancer Institute Leslie Meehan, Tennessee Department of Health |
P18-20227 |