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NJ BPAC Subcommittees

This page provides updates about the ongoing work of NJ BPAC’s Subcommittees. The four Subcommittees focus on advising the New Jersey Department of Transportation and other agencies represented on the Council on bicycle and pedestrian topics that impact New Jersey residents. If you are interested in attending quarterly BPAC meetings, please send an email to bikeped@ejb.rutgers.edu.

Design & Infrastructure
Education & Outreach
Legislative & Policy
Safety

Chair: Betsy Mastaglio, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, bmastaglio[at]dvrpc.org

Meeting Notes

Work Products

Shoulder Primer – Summary of Key Policy and Design Issues for Striped Shoulders vs. Bicycle Lanes in New Jersey Suburban and Rural Areas

Presentation Materials

Chair: Cyndi Steiner, New Jersey Bike Walk Coalition, cyndi.steiner[at]njbwc.org

Meeting Notes

Resolutions

CALL FOR COMPLETE STREETS INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS FOR GENERAL USE BY PUBLIC

Chair: Janna Chernetz, Tri-State Transportation Coalition, janna[at]tstc.org

Meeting Notes

Resolutions

Chair: Jennifer Buison, NJ Transit, JBuison[at]njtransit.com

Meeting Notes

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NJ Safe Routes to School program
The Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center (VTC) is a national leader in the research and development of innovative transportation policy. The Center brings to bear the full array of resources of a major research university on transportation issues of regional and national significance.

Voorhees Transportation Center
Under the leadership of Director Robert Noland and Project Manager Stephanie E. DiPetrillo, VTC’s Transit-Oriented Development project researches development and redevelopment anchored around transit stations. The center also produces a nationally recognized newsletter on TOD issues, Transit-Friendly Development.

Transit-Oriented Development
New Jersey Safe Routes to School helps create a safer and more accessible walking and bicycling environment for children in New Jersey through education, training, and research. Safe Routes to School projects can involve physical improvements to the environment, as well as encouragement programs to help make walking and biking more appealing.

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