Hey folks

Here is a link to our super-cool webinar coming up at the end of the month.
I thought a lot of folks on bikies would be interested. It is free.

Sign up through this link:

http://www.ssti.us/Events/the-positive-link-between-bike-and-pedestrian-street-improvements-and-economic-activity-in-nyc/

Bike and pedestrian street improvements and economic activity in NYC
Event Date: Thursday, February 21, 1:00 PM Central (2:00 PM Eastern)
Location: Webinar

A new study concludes that recent New York City street improvements,
including bicycle lanes and pedestrian plazas constructed to replace
parking spaces and lanes of traffic, did not impede economic growth.
 Bennett Midland LLC, a public-sector consulting firm, developed and
executed an innovative methodology using three data sources to quantify
economic effects at a very granular level. Using a series of comparison
areas to isolate the effects of the Department of Transportation’s
improvements from other contemporaneous changes in the city, the study
found evidence that the improvement projects may have contributed
positively to economic activity in the neighborhoods around the improvement
sites. Join Eric S. Lee and Ben Galeota-Sprung, president and principal
respectively, of Bennett Midland LLC, to hear hear how these studies might
be replicated in other communities.

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Mary Ebeling
Transportation Policy Analyst
State Smart Transportation Initiative – Center on Wisconsin Strategy
[email protected]
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