Purpose: The PacTrans Workforce Development Institute, a partnership of PNW universities and organizations collaborating to increase transportation research and education, would like input from practicing professionals like you to help us understand your active transportation education needs as leaders and practitioners.

We aim to understand the current landscape of the field, identify potential challenges and opportunities, and develop an action plan to create an innovative and complete active transportation education for professionals. Your perspective is essential for developing a comprehensive action plan that will address workforce challenges and enhance professional opportunities. By participating in this survey, you will directly contribute to solutions that address workforce needs, promote professional development, and broaden the reach of active transportation best practices.
Basic Information

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* 1. Your current position:

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* 2. What organization(s) do you work/volunteer for?

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* 3. What professional organization(s) do you belong to or attend their events?

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* 4. Years in the Industry:

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* 5. Primary work location (City/Zip):

Workforce Traning Needs

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* 6. What is the best professional learning delivery method for you and your team?

Active Transportation Professional Education Focus Areas

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* 7. Rate the training need for each of the following focus areas in active transportation (1-5, with 5 being most needed):

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Maintaining and designing active transportation facilities
Applying flexibility and trade-offs in active transportation design
Removing conflicts between active transportation users and vehicle drivers
Design innovations in universal and accessible design for active transportation facilities
Active transportation for system resilience, emergency management, and connecting to transit (multi-modal network connection)
Engineering for safe systems and incorporating Complete Streets principles
Work zone safety around active transportation
Active transportation data analysis, understanding research bias, and data interpretation
Performance measurements for active transportation projects
Using emerging technologies (e.g., ITS) to improve mobility for all
Conducting walk/roll/safety audits
Industry practices, manuals, and guidance (e.g., MUTCD, AASHTO Bike Guide, NACTO Bikeway Design Guide)
NCHRP 1036: Roadway Cross-Section Reallocation Guide
Designing communication and engagement strategies that center community knowledge, respect cultural differences, and emphasize universal design outcomes
Understanding the importance of cultural awareness, interdisciplinary communication, and valuing community lived experiences
Engaging communities in active transportation projects
Managing liability in active transportation projects
Active transportation project management and funding (from pilots to major projects)
Transportation demand management and reducing vehicle-miles traveled (VMT)
Safety benefits of active transportation improvements
Removing conflicts between active transportation users and vehicle drivers
Awareness of the history of transportation, cultural norms (car-centric, non-inclusive design), and current dynamics of the transportation system
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Contact Information (Optional)

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* 8. Contact Information:

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