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Robert J. Schneider
@PedBikeBob

Publications

Media Interviews

Selected Reports


Curriculum Vitae

Student Projects

UW-Milwaukee Courses
URBPLAN-772. Pedestrian & Bicycle Transportation (Spring 2018)
URBPLAN-793. Applied Projects in Urban GIS (Spring 2018)
URBPLAN-810. Planning Policy Analysis (Fall 2017)
URBPLAN-721. Applied Planning Methods (Fall 2017)
URBPLAN-772. Pedestrian & Bicycle Transportation (Spring 2017)
URBPLAN-793. Applied Projects in Urban GIS (Spring 2017)
URBPLAN-692/ARCH-790. Bus Rapid Transit Workshop (Fall 2016)
URBPLAN-721. Applied Planning Methods (Fall 2016)

URBPLAN-772. Pedestrian & Bicycle Transportation (Spring 2016)
URBPLAN-793. Applied Projects in Urban GIS (Spring 2016)
URBPLAN-692/ARCH-790. Bus Rapid Transit Workshop (Fall 2015)

URBPLAN-721. Applied Planning Methods (Fall 2015)

Updated April 2018
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Welcome! I am an Associate 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 15 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 currently live with our daughter, Stella, and our three dogs, Copper, Ludo, and Ori.

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