How do we best bring changing technologies in transportation into operation, while also balancing this with the need to build more walkable, bikeable and transit-friendly cities? What does a city need to look like to accommodate new modes, and what policies should be put in place to get there? Join the Kinder Institute and the Rice Initiative in Technology, Culture and Society for a panel discussion on the future of urban transportation in Houston and other cities.
Panel Discussion
Anne Brown, Assistant Professor School of Planning, Public Policy, and Management,
University of Oregon
Ginger Goodin, Regents Fellow and Senior Research Engineer, Texas A&M Transportation Institute
Benjamin de la Pena, Chief of Strategy and Innovation, Seattle Department of Transportation
Robert Puentes, President & CEO, Eno Center for Transportation
Carter Stern, Public Policy Manager, Lyft
Kyle Shelton,Director of Strategic Partnerships, Kinder Institute for Urban Research (moderator)
Photo: Unsplash user Ross Sneddon
