Episode 5: Making Transportation More Inclusive with Veronica Davis

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Emily Weidenhof and Diniece Mendes are joined by Veronica Davis, author of Inclusive Transportation: A Manifesto for Repairing Divided Communities, to discuss the importance of collaboration among planners and engineers, the need to have empathy and curiosity in transportation projects, tips for practical community outreach, and equity in urban planning across neighborhoods.

Capíttulos

1. Episode 5: Making Transportation More Inclusive with Veronica Davis (00:00:00)

2. How to Urban Planners and Engineers Can Communicate More Effectively (00:01:11)

3. How Do the Planning and Engineering Professions Need To Change? (00:03:18)

4. What Are Some Important Traits for Leaders in Transportation and Urban Planning? (00:06:41)

5. How a City’s Water System and Network Impact Planning (00:08:48)

6. Emerging Trends in Urban Planning Around Climate Change (00:12:20)

7. Prioritizing Infrastructure in Communities (00:14:09)

8. Connecting the Scales Between Policy and Community (00:16:30)

9. Veronica's Most Transformative Project (00:18:58)

10. Tips for Reaching and Engaging With Communities (00:20:51)

11. Listeners, We Want To Hear From You! (00:23:39)

12. Funding, Project Prioritization, and Climate Change (00:24:01)

13. The Significance of Bringing Urban Development Into the Transportation Conversation (00:28:49)

14. Metrics to Help Evaluate Transportation Projects (00:31:02)

15. Veronica's Biggest Breach of Subway Etiquette (00:34:02)

16. What Veronica Is Most Enthusiastic About for the Future of Transportation (00:35:21)

17. A Message From NYC DOT Commissioner Rodriguez (00:37:11)