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On April 24th, the Oregon Active Transportation Summit (OATS) discussed public transit in the session “A network greater than the sum of its parts: Public Transit + Active Transportation”. Video and available presentations below.
Panelists (links direct to available slide decks):
“Session introduction” – Aaron Antrim, Trillium
“Oregon’s Statewide Fixed-Route Transit Network” – Matthew Barnes, Rural General & Transportation Options Program Coordinator, ODOT
“Integrating Bicycles and Transit” – Evan Corey, Transportation Planner, Nelson\Nygaard
“Public Transit + Active Transportation” – Jeff Owen, Active Transportation Planner, TriMet
“Changing Demographics and the Importance of Transit in a Regional Active Transportation Network” – Ross Peterson, Director of Consulting Services, Ride [...]


