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Emerging technologies and cities October 25, 2019 | OAPA Annual Conference | Eugene, OR Becky Steckler, AICP Urbanism Next Center Program Director [email protected]
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Emerging technologies and citiesOctober 25, 2019 | OAPA Annual Conference | Eugene, OR
Becky Steckler, AICPUrbanism Next Center Program [email protected]
4.2 Billion Trips in 2018 38 Million Rides *(in first year)
Level 4 Automation*(ordered 82,000 vehicles)
16 Billion E-Commerce Packages Delivered in 2018118 Packages/Household… One every three days…
1st Order Impacts
Parking
CongestionVMT
WalkBikeTransit
Street/curb space challenge
Delivery
Trends in retail
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Becky Steckler, AICPUrbanism Next Program DirectorUniversity of Oregon
Katherine Kelly, AICPPlanning & Implementation Manager: Comprehensive PlanningCity of Gresham
Chris Henry, PETransportation Planning EngineerCity of Eugene
speakers
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Urbanism Next• Navigating New Mobility
Final Report (October 2019)
• Emerging Technologies and Cities: Assessing the Impact of New Mobility on Cities Final Report (October 2019)
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New mobility policy topics1. Safety2. Social equity3. Active transportation4. Congestion and vehicle miles traveled5. Sustainability and environmental impacts6. Design and management of the right-of-way7. Land use and metropolitan footprint8. Informed decision making9. Managed innovation10.Fiscal impacts and new mobility revenue
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SCYP Classes• Fall 2018: Budgeting Class (Lewis)• Fall 2018: Industrial Ecology/Eugene (Skov)• Winter 2019: Growth Management (Lewis)• Winter 2019: Transportation (Brown)• Winter/Spring 2019: Public Administration Capstone
Class (Clark)• Spring 2019: Introduction to AV Policy (Clark)• Spring 2019: Advanced Design Studio/Gresham (Ribe)• Spring 2019: Land Use Policy/Eugene (Yang)
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Putting it all together
Bias for known transportation
modes
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Putting it all together
Who are new mobility services
designed for?
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Putting it all together
Prepare for land use changes
related to parking…
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Putting it all together
Prepare for land use changes
related to parking…delivery…
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Putting it all together
Prepare for land use changes
related to parking…delivery…lockers…
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Putting it all together
Prepare for land use changes
related to parking…delivery…lockers…
and warehousing
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Putting it all together
New demands for space
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New Mobility Strategy
1. Start with community values and goals
2. Coordinate with regional partners3. Develop a data privacy and
management plan4. Track research and other efforts5. Inform decision-makers and
public about impacts
Seattle Department of Transportation
NEW MOBILITY PLAYBOOK
September 2017
Version 1.0
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SMART MOBILITY ROADMAP
Austin, Texas
2017
AUSTIN’S APPROACH TO SHARED, ELECTRIC, AND AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE TECHNOLOGIES
DRAFT FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
Emerging Technology Strategy
2018 Regional Transportation Plan
oregonmetro.gov/rtp
A strategy for guiding innovation to support the greater Portland region’s goals
PUBLIC REVIEW DRAFT
June 25 2018
Introduction | 1
St. Louis Region Emerging Transportation Technology Strategic Plan
Prepared for
East-West Gateway Council of Governmentsby
ICF
St. Louis Region Emerging Transportation Technology Strategic Plan
June 2017
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Policy recommendations
Safety
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Social equity Policy recommendations
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Active transportationPolicy recommendations
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Policy recommendations
Congestion and VMT
Right-of-way design and management
Policy recommendations
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Land use and metropolitan footprint
Policy recommendations
Policy recommendations
Data requirements, privacy, management, and analysis
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Manage InnovationPolicy recommendations
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Policy recommendations
Fiscal impacts and opportunities
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THE IMPACTS OFAUTONOMOUS VEHICLES AND E-COMMERCE
on Local Government Budgeting and Finance
SUSTAINABLE CITIES INITIATIVE
UNIVERSITY OF
OREGON PORTLAND
BENJAMIN Y. CLARKSCHOOL OF PLANNING, PUBLIC
POLICY & MANAGEMENTe | [email protected]
NICO LARCOSCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE &
ENVIRONMENTe | [email protected]
ROBERTA F MANNSCHOOL OF LAW
urbanismAUGUST 2017
URBANISMNEXT.UOREGON.EDU
Urbanismnext.com
Becky Steckler, AICPProgram Director
Urbanism Next Center
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