MICROMOBILITY HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BE AN URBAN ASSET --

BUT PLANNERS MUST ACT QUICKLY TO ENSURE PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES ARE NOT LEFT BEHIND

I am so proud to be the go-to journalist on matters of planning and urban design for people with disabilities.

I have had a half dozen cover and center spread stories published already in this young year.

Thanks to the wonderful and exacting editors at Planning Magazine for publishing the first comprehensive report in the world on micromobility and its impact on people with disabilities.

And thanks to my wonderful clients -- in the town planning, urban design, landscape architecture, transportation engineering, architecture, mobility, sustainability, non-profit and urban infill development fields -- for supporting my storytelling about universal design, inclusive mobility and access for all.

Read Planning Magazine's major March feature story here:

https://www.planning.org/planning/2020/mar/access-denied/