Programme
If you would like to present a paper, chair a session or speak at Walking + Cycling Innovations 2022, please contact Juliana O'Rourke.
08.45
Registration open - Tea & Coffee served in the Pioneer Room exhibition area
09.30
The Pendulum Suite
Session 1: Planning for active travel
Embedding active travel into planning policy
Chair: Keith Hanshaw, Managing Director, Project Centre
Graham Grant, Director of Planning, Active Travel England
Jo Clayton, Head of Planning and Rights of Way, Sustrans
David Milner, Deputy Director, Create Streets
Followed by panel Q and A
10.30
Morning break: Tea & Coffee served in the Pioneer Room exhibition area
11.00
The Pendulum Suite
Session 2: The Active Travel Infrastructure Platform
Plans for standardising data on existing and proposed interventions to support walking, cycling and wheeling
Facilitator: Roger Geffen, Director of Policy, Cycling UK
Dr Robin Lovelace, Acting Director of Analysis and Data, Active Travel England, and Associate Professor of Transport Data Science, University of Leeds
11.45
The Pendulum Suite
Session 3: Data and analytics / tools
Chair: Rachael North, Senior Consultant, Intelligent Mobility, Amey Consulting
An active travel infrastructure co-design tool
Dustin Carlino, software engineer, Alan Turing Institute
Using place-based data to coordinate soft and hard active travel interventions
Ed Parham, Director, Space Syntax,
Data collection and analysis for councils
Nicola Mastini, Senior Consultant, Smart Transport Hub
Using IoT sensor data to monitor air quality in Low Traffic Neighbourhoods
James Evans, CEO, Urban 360
Graphene Suite 1
Session 4: Keeping active travellers safe
Chair: Asiya Jelani
Account Director, TRL
Using Safety Risk Management to facilitate innovative active travel schemes and assure road user safety
Fraser Arnot, UK Technical Authority for Active Travel, and John-Paul Doherty, Technical Authority for Operational Safety of Highways (UK), Atkins
Measuring and managing safety for walking and cycling
Kate Fuller, Road Safety Engineering Director, Road Safety Foundation
Using data to inform TfL’s risk model for Vision Zero
Philip McAleese, Co-founder & CEO, See.Sense and Alexander Drake, Data Scientist, Transport for London
A city that is designed for children is good for everybody
Chris Harrison, Regional Director
Project Centre
Graphene Suite 2
Session 5: Connectivity / networks / rural
Chair: Andy Maddox, Strategic Development Officer, Active Doncaster
Villages and towns also need bike share services
Sean Moroney, CEO, Cambridge Electric Transport
The design and implementation of cycle routes in new developments
Tam Parry, Principal Engineer Transport Assessment Team, Place and Sustainability Cambridgeshire County Council
REMIX: Woodstock Road Corridor Improvements consultation
Sean Floyd, UK Remix Partnerships Lead Via Transportation
Planning for sustainable places in rural areas
Chloe Bates, Senior Consultant, Transport Planning , City Science
Conference Room 1
Active Travel England: free design, engineering and planning Surgeries for local authorities
Contact Daniel Simpson to arrange a surgery
Conference Room 3
European & UK Active Travel Success Stories
Get inspired from a presentation of proven active travel success stories from around Europe and the UK. Followed by a round table discussion exploring how some of the best innovations could be implemented within your local communities.
Hosted by BABLE Smart Cities, and presented by:
Henrik Morgen, Nordics & Baltics Lead Consultant, BABLE Smart Cities - Copenhagen and Andrew Savill, UKI Partnerships & Growth
BABLE Smart Cities – Manchester
13:00
Lunch served in the Pioneer Room exhibition area
14.00
The Pendulum Suite
Session 6: Walking / pedestrian priority
Chair: Tina Glover, Associate Director, Project Centre
Optimising pedestrian crossings: pedestrian and cyclist detection
Andrew Caleya Chetty, CEO, Starling Technologies
Side road zebras: Learning from Greater Manchester
Dr Marcus Jones, Practice Lead, Sustainable Transport, TRL
Planning for Active Centres: predictive pedestrian planning tools
Martin Wedderburn, Director, Wedderburn Transport Planning & Walk 21
Green routes for Bristol: using data to prioritise positive walking environments that encourage active travel
Grant Waters, Director, Tranquil City
Graphene Suite 1
Session 7: Behaviour change / psychology
Chair: Stephanie Bortoli, Head of Engagement, Project Centre
Behavioural science that increases cycling trips and infrastructure use
Dr Corra Boushel, Head of monitoring and evaluation, Cycling UK
Encouraging cycling within deprived communities across the West Midlands
Laura Marshall, Senior Consultant, ITP
Are we kidding ourselves? Are we making a real difference with active travel?
Richard Kirk, CEO, BetterPoints
Reversing the decline in walk to school rates
Katherine Holcroft, Head of Major Projects, Living Streets
Graphene Suite 2
Session 8: Integrating active and other modes
Chair: Hana Sutch, CEO & Co-founder, Go Jauntly
How a range of vehicle types increases people's propensity to travel actively
Claire Sharpe, Head of Marketing & Communications, Beryl
Exploring behaviour and solutions at bus stop bypasses
Tom Bailey, CEO, Streets Systems and Anna Butler, Project Manager, Transport for Greater Manchester
Driving modal shift from cars to active & shared travel
Charlie Crawford, CEO, Move+
Circular solutions for sustainable, inclusive and accessible streets
Pierre Coent, International Market Development, Zicla
Conference Room 1
Active Travel England: free design, engineering and planning Surgeries for local authorities
Contact Daniel Simpson to arrange a surgery
Conference Room 3
Securing Funding Through Partnerships
Explore alternative funding routes with public and private sectors. Learn best practices on stakeholder engagement and collaboration. Build stronger business cases to support funding applications.
Hosted by BABLE Smart Cities, and presented by:
Henrik Morgen, Nordics & Baltics Lead Consultant, BABLE Smart Cities - Copenhagen and Andrew Savill, UKI Partnerships & Growth
BABLE Smart Cities – Manchester
15.15
Afternoon break: Tea & Coffee served in the Pioneer Room exhibition area
15.45
The Pendulum Suite
Innovations for the cargo bike eco-system: taking cargo mainstream
Join our interactive panel discussion session led by Richard Armitage, Director, Manchester Bikes and former Director, European Cycle Logistics Federation and Oliver Ivens, Head of Consulting, MP Smarter Travel
What can we do straightaway to increase the adoption of cargo bikes and cycle logistics in our towns and cities?
Cargo bikes are providing clean, cost-effective and convenient solutions to business, environmental, logistical, congestion and health challenges across the UK and beyond.
According to the Bicycle Association, eCargo bikes are the key growth area across the UK bike market, with sales increasing by 37% in the 12 months to May 2022, compared with the previous year.
The recent decision by Amazon to invest £300m in its UK electric fleet, including cargo bikes, offer key opportunities – but the UK needs to be ready take advantage by developing its cargo bike eco-system.
• Cargo bikes for business, council services and leisure
• Rider training, safety, security and standards
• Repairs, support services and roadside assistance
• Cargo bike libraries
• Incentive schemes to encourage early adopters - business and consumers
• Contract management services for cargo bike fleets
• Public cargo bike share
• Encouraging cargo bike use in the community
• And much more…
16.30
Event Close
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