To transform transportation practice, we need to work closely with state, regional and city transportation agencies whose staff is largely responsible for street design in this country. PPS has hired Gary Toth, whose long experience at New Jersey Department of Transportation (DOT) has contributed incredibly to PPS’s credibility in assisting agencies that are seeking to change the way they do business. We have already participated in a number of agency workshops and conferences, which we plan to build on, to develop long-term relationships.
PPS is also undertaking a campaign—Thinking Beyond the Station—to influence the planning and design of transit centers (bus, railway, subway stations) to become catalysts for increased economic vitality and environmental sustainability as well as improving health, civic engagement, and servicing people’s transit needs. In partnership with the Center for Transit Oriented Development (CTOD), we expect to achieve broad-based reform in the role of transit in communities—fundamental to reducing traffic demand and achieving great streets.
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