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In the interest of improving road safety, many jurisdictions are moving toward lower-speed (30 to 40 km/h) operations on arterial and collector roads. This webinar reviews key findings from TAC’s upcoming Design and Operation of Lower Speed Collector and Arterial Roads: Synthesis of Practice: examining the case for lower-speed roads, exploring the challenges faced in designing these lower-speed roads, and reviewing design and operational measures that work.
Presenters
James Schofield, P.Eng., RSP2I
WSP Canada Inc.
James Schofield is the leader of WSP’s Toronto-based Active Transportation and Complete Streets team. He was the WSP lead for TAC’s Lower-Speed Collector and Arterial Roads project, and has been a part of many projects that incorporate low-speed design treatments and the planning, preliminary, and detailed design stages.
Beverley Ng, EIT
WSP Canada Inc.
Beverley Ng is on the Transportation Planning team in Western Canada. She is the lead author of the TAC Lower-Speed Collector and Arterial Roads project report and has been involved in studies focused on transit infrastructure for people with sight loss, active mode intersection improvements, and traffic operations.
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