MOBILITY WORKSHOP
Mobility Workshop
July 28, 2016, 8am to 12noon
Laemmle North Hollywood
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Please join us at the 2016 San Fernando Valley Council of Governments Mobility Workshop as we hear from expert speakers from Academia, Business, & Government as they discuss the future of mobility and how to advance local priorities for the SFVCOG region. Attendees will gain insight into working as a community to promote local priorities, how to work as a region, and what’s coming for the future of mobility in our region.
Who Should Attend:
This workshop is designed for Elected Officials, City Staff, Regional Transportation Advocates, and regional civic leaders.
Location:
Laemmle’s NoHo 7 is located just a block south of the NoHo Red Line and Orange Line Stations.
Parking is located in the 11144 Weddington Street structure located a half block East of Lankershim. Please make sure to bring your parking ticket with you into the theatre to obtain a validation. Parking is $2.00 for three hours with a theatre validation and $1.50 each 15 minutes thereafter.
(Check back often as speakers are added to the agenda!)
Agenda
8am Registration & Breakfast
8:30am Welcome
8:45am Keynote
9:15am Panel 1
Regional Disruptors: How mobility is and will continue to change with new ways of looking at old modes
10,000 more bikes? Robo-Taxis? No one owning their own cars? Bikes and cars aren’t new, and neither is how we use them… but that is changing very rapidly. This panel will look at the benefits and challenges of an expanded Bike share system, car and ride share services, and autonomous vehicles (self-driving cars). How these systems interact with existing and planned infrastructure make implementation sometimes uncertain. Looking at new ways of using our region’s streets will elucidate the path to the not-so-distant future.
10:30am Panel 2
Amplifying Regional Voices: How to increase the voices in the mobility discussion and advance the idea of mobility for the region
This panel discussion will examine the notion that voices in the regional mobility conversation can be expanded so that all are speaking with a coordinated voice. This panel will share strategies with the attendees to engage more and diverse voices in the discussion of mobility for the region and will help explain the process of making your voice heard and working with diverse partners.
11:30am Closing Keynote
12pm Dismissal
