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Course Outline
Session 1: Understanding the Problem and Exploring Solutions
Welcome and Course Overview
- Instructor intro, course goals, and participant poll
Neighborhood Traffic Fundamentals
- Residential land use and street patterns
- Non-traffic factors influencing traffic issues
Identifying and Analyzing Traffic Problems
- Types of traffic studies and data collection
- Live demo: Interpreting sample traffic data
Traffic Calming Tools and Techniques
- Overview of devices (speed humps, diverters, signage, etc.)
- Visual examples and discussion
Interactive Breakout Activity
- Case-based scenario: Match problems to solutions
- Group presentations and feedback
Session 2: Implementation, Case Studies, and Program Development
Implementation Challenges and Community Engagement
- Legal, funding, and political considerations
- Strategies for public outreach and consensus building
Case Study Workshop
- Breakout groups: Solve a real-world traffic issue
- Present solutions and receive instructor feedback
Developing a Neighborhood Traffic Program
- Steps to build and sustain a traffic control program
- Monitoring and evaluation
Wrap-Up and Resources
- Key takeaways
- Tools and references for further learning
- Final Q&A and feedback survey
Program Director
Program Director
Andi Bill