Parks: Planning for the Unexpected

Transportation Safety: The Myth, The Mayhem, and The Management, Part 2

Part 2 of this series continues the conversation on the most consequential piece of transportation safety: the management. Transportation safety expert Renee Whittenberger, PE dissects the variety of available plans, studies and solutions that can be utlized to improve traffic safety in communities. From comprehensive action plans to lane widening, this episode navigates what data-driven safety management can look like in practice, and how to implement it effectively.

Transportation Safety: The Myth, The Mayhem and the Management, Part 1

"Why do we need a bike lane? No one ever rides bikes here." Sound familiar? Pushback on transportation safety improvements is one of the most persistent and pervasive challenges in public infrastructure planning. In Part 1 of this series, safety expert Renee Whittenberger debunks common misconceptions around roadway and pedestrian safety and offers actionable safety improvements. Whether you're navigating public opposition, juggling critical infrastructure decisions or just trying to move the needle on safety in your community, this episode arms you with the tools and confidence to lead the conversation.

Parks: Planning for the Unexpected

Parks are essential community assets that shape quality of life, connection and economic value. In this episode, EDG Park Development Specialist, Tom James, explores what thoughtful park planning looks like in practice, the processes that guide it and how to prepare for the unexpected challenges that will invariably arise along the way.