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Sustainability Matters: Bicycle Sharing Programs from Paris to San Jose

"The purposes of the workshop are twofold: 1) to present information on innovative programs, and 2) to begin a dialogue about the future role of biking for SJSU students, faculty, and staff. The panelists are Rod Diridon (Executive Director of the Mineta Transportation Institute), John Brazil (Bicycle and Pedestrian Program Coordinator, City of San Jose), Corinne Winters (Executive Director, Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition), Lilia Scott (Transportation Planner) and Andy Chow (Commute Specialist, SJSU's Transportation Solutions). These experts will share their knowledge of successful bike integration into everyday commuting patterns." 

“The purposes of the workshop are twofold: 1) to present information on innovative programs, and 2) to begin a dialogue about the future role of biking for SJSU students, faculty, and staff. The panelists are Rod Diridon (Executive Director of the Mineta Transportation Institute), John Brazil (Bicycle and Pedestrian Program Coordinator, City of San Jose), Corinne Winters (Executive Director, Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition), Lilia Scott (Transportation Planner) and Andy Chow (Commute Specialist, SJSU’s Transportation Solutions). These experts will share their knowledge of successful bike integration into everyday commuting patterns.” 

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