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UW-Milwaukee Pedestrian & Bicycle Course Final Presentations (Spring 2020)
UW-Milwaukee Applied Projects in Urban GIS (Spring 2020)
Robert J. Schneider
@PedBikeBob
Research
Travel Behavior
: How can communities increase walking and bicycling?
Safety
: How can communities decrease pedestrian and bicyclist injury risk?
Data Collection
: What information is needed for pedestrian and bicycle planning?
Presentations
(video links below)
Where are Milwaukee’s Safe and Healthy Streets? Why not Everywhere?
UW-Milwaukee Department of Urban Planning Innovative Cities Lecture, December 2020
"How Can 'Smart Mobility' Advance while Keeping People First?"
(Keynote Presentation)
Western Michigan University Transportation Research Center for Livable Communities
Sixth Annual Summer Conference on Livable Communities, June 2019
(Q&A Session)
Curriculum Vitae
CV Updated April 2022
Photo by Transportation Research Board
Welcome! I am a Professor in the
UW-Milwaukee Department of Urban Planning
, and I specialize in sustainable transportation, including pedestrian and bicycle data collection, modeling, and safety analysis; interactions between transportation and the built environment; and multimodal travel behavior. Over the past 20 years, I worked for
Toole Design Group
, the
UC Berkeley Safe Transportation Research & Education Center
, the
UC Davis Sustainable Transportation Center
, and the
UNC Highway Safety Research Center
. I earned my Ph.D. from the UC Berkeley Department of City and Regional Planning in 2011. I’m originally from Verona, WI, and my wife, Rese, and I live with our children Stella and Jake, and our dog, Ori.