Session Recording

Matt Pinder currently works as a Senior Integrated Mobility Consultant at Mobycon where he contributes planning, design, and engineering skills to a variety of projects in communities across Canada and the United States. Matt is passionate about improving the way the world moves. Congestion, public health, happiness, pollution – these are all problems that interface with how we get around and how we build our communities, and Matt is engaged in tackling these issues from many angles.
Tanu Verma is a recent graduate who works at a consulting company called OXARO. She has lived in the Greenboro community for nearly 20 years. She has attended school in this community and regularly travels through the area by car, on foot, and by bike. Her passions include improving traffic safety and making the community and city safer for everyone—pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers alike.
Lesley Millar was born in Ottawa but has lived in several places in Europe, the US, and Canada. She’s a graduate of the University of Ottawa and St. Lawrence College in Kingston. She’s now in her early 50’s and has raised two kids to adulthood. She loves Ottawa and her community which is why she is now the crossing guard at the intersection we are discussing today.

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Ottawa Crash Presentation - PDF version of the Powerpoint from session recording
A copy of the session's transcript