2018 Conference

Opening Keynote September 5, 2018 by Keith Benjamin with introductions by Ryan Rzepecki, CEO of JUMP, and City of Portland.

Plenary Panel: The Future of Bikeshare, What We Want and How to Get There September 6, 2018, with introduction from John Zimmer, President, Lyft. Panelists Include:

Alison Cohen, CEO, Bicycle Transit Systems

Gillian Gillett, Director of Transportation, San Francisco Mayor’s Office, City of San Francisco

Rio Oxas, Policy & Programs Organizer, People for Mobility Justice

Ryan Rzepecki, CEO, JUMP

Caroline Samponaro, Head of Bike, Scooter, and Pedestrian Policy, Lyft

Chris Warner, Interim Director, Portland Bureau of Transportation

Courtney Williams, Bicycle Advocacy Consultant, The Brown Bike Girl

Closing Keynote September 7, 2018 by Barb Chamberlain with introduction by Dianna Ward, Executive Director, Charlotte BCycle

Peter Hoban, Bicycle Transit Systems: Developing a Culture of Safety

Danni Limonez, Chicago West Town Bikes: Youth Development Through Bike Share

Jana Hirsch, Urban Health Collaborative, Dornsife School of Public Health, Drexel University: Siting in the New Age; New Strategies

Adams Carroll, Healthy Ride: Small Stations

Liza Farr, Bi-State Development: A Geographic Tool for Social Equity in Dockless Bikeshare

Amanda Woodall, Chicago Department of Transportation: Bikeshare in Chicago

Kim Lucas, District Department of Transportation: E-Bike Share, What we’re learning, what we know

John MacArthur, Portland State University: Latest in E-bike Regulations and Research

Tolu Ogunbekun, Steer: Shared Electric Bike Program Study (UK)

Nicole Payne, NACTO: To Dock or Not to Dock

Michael Rogers, City of Dallas: The Dallas Perspective

Maggie Gendron, Lime: To Dock or Not to Dock, Discussing Best Practices

Dana Yanocha, ITDP: Best Practices for Regulating Dockless Bikeshare

Andrew Glass Hastings (for Joel Miller): Lessons Learned from Seattle’s Dockless Bike Share Pilot

Lindsey West, Bantam Strategy Group: Regional Bikeshare, Setting the Wheels in Motion

Kasia Hart, MAPC: Regional Bike Share in Metro Boston

Roland Leggett, MoGo Detroit: Growing Bike Share in Detroit

Gillian Gillett (for Kara Oberg), MTC: It’s Complicated (and worth it!): Regional Systems

Joey Posada, Portland Bureau of Transportation: Transportation Wallet, Portland’s New Mobility Package

Collin Waldoch, Motivate: Bike Angels 101

Alex Vickers, JUMP: JUMP Incentives: Greasing the Wheels for User Rebalancing

Kevin McLaughlin, Free2Move: One Account To Rule Them All: Seamless. Multi-modal. Open. Payment. Integrated. Transportation Network.

Lisa Nuszkowski, MoGo Detroit: Bike Share, Buses, and Ride Share in Detroit

Jake Sion, Transit: Is One Mobility Account Possible?

Carolyn Brown, Bicycle Transit Systems: Transit Pass Integration: One Account for Bike, Bus, and Rail

Roshin Kurian, Transportation, Portland Bureau of Transportation: Prescribe-A-Bike

Waffiyyah Murray, Better Bike Share Partnership, City of Philadelphia

Heather McClain, Healthy Ride: Connecting Bike Share to Neighborhoods

Cadu Ronca, Aromeiazero Institute: We Are Aromeiazero!

Peter Topalovic, City of Hamilton: Intro

Claudia Setubal, Bicycle Transit Systems: Using Point-to-Point Route Data to Tell the Story of Bikeshare in Philly

Stefanie Brodie, District Department of Transportation: DC’s Dockless Bike (Vehicle) Sharing Pilot

Raphael Cherrier, Qucit: How Do People Use Bikeshare Systems Around the World?: Universal Patterns and Cultural Specificities

Naja Killebrew, Media Culture Marketing and PR: Indego Bike Share Marketing

Kelsey Colpitts, Bikeshare Hawaii: Biki, Brought To You By Bikeshare Hawaii

Kelly Goldthorpe, Motivate: Simplicity, Engagement, and Authenticity

Jessica Roberts, Alta Planning and Design: Science Is the Missing Ingredient

Markus Harms, nextbike: Intro

Hua Cai, Purdue University: Rebalancing: The Difference Between Station-based and Dock-less bike sharing systems

Jaclyn Tandler, Motivate: Operating Pedal Assist Bikes

Colin Hughes, JUMP: New Challenges in Bike Share Operations