Noreen McDonald–PI. This study analyzes the impact of the federal Safe Routes to School program on rates of pedestrian and bicycle injuries in Washington, D.C. and Florida. The analysis will use a quasi-experimental design to determine the impacts of the program.

Noreen McDonald–PI. Changing individual behavior requires continual feedback and working towards goals; the same is true of changing collective behavior. Practitioners planning and implementing Safe Routes to School (SRTS) interventions need more accessible information on how those interventions could change travel … Continued

Daniel Rodriguez–PI. This project will allow an examination of the built environment and its associations with air quality. The main tasks include: application of built environment metrics or surrogates, ensuring generalizability of the data inputs and processing; quantification of land use … Continued

Daniel Rodriguez–PI.  As the state’s population grows and urbanizes, the demand for pedestrian and bicycle facilities also grows. The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) needs to establish a common, consistent system for quantifiably measuring non-motorized traffic volumes based on … Continued