- Vulnerable Road User Safety in the (Partially) Autonomous Age: Research Methods and Critical IssuesSeminar at UC Davis Institute of Transportation Studies April 12, 2019 Click HERE for the YouTube link. Here is a PDF of the accompanying slides:
- New paper (accepted 13 May 2020): Unsafe bicyclist overtaking behavior in a simulated driving task: the role of implicit and explicit attitudesHIGHLIGHTS The novel methodology linked 105 respondents’ conscious and subconscious attitudes with a simulated driving task Nearly one-half of driving simulator participants “close passed” the bicyclist Negative attitudes toward bicyclists predicted passing distance, speed, and time-to-collision People with negative attitudes about bicyclists as legitimate roadway users had a highermaximum speed while passing Self-identified cyclists passed … Continue reading
- COVID-19 message to students[NOTE: This is the note I sent to my students via our Learning Management System about our school closure and going to online teaching. It certainly isn’t perfect, but feel free to use and adapt if you want.] Hi everyone – Ok, first, before we dive in, let’s take a collective deep breath. In through the … Continue reading
- Editorial Choices Affect Perceptions of Traffic Crash Responsibilityhttps://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590198219300727 Does news coverage of traffic crashes affect perceived blame and preferred solutions? Evidence from an experiment
- The Structure and Function of Cities syllabusHere is a link to my Fall 2019 syllabus for The Structure and Function of Cities. I completely revamped this class for this semester, drawing heavily from the Critical Pedagogies database ( https://criticalgeopedagog.wixsite.com/repository/urban-geography-1) and the advice and recommendations of my colleagues Amy Coplen, Dillon Mahmoudi, and Anthony Levenda. Feel free to use any of it … Continue reading