SPUR Forum: Where Do We Go From Here? Presentations on Transit+Design
From SPUR:
Following SPUR’s Transit+Design Workshops, join fellow transit lovers in continued exploration of the power of design in improving transit service and customer experience. The networking reception and exciting, fast-paced presentations are free and open to the public but RSVP (below) is encouraged. This event is co-presented by Young Professionals in Transportation and generously sponsored by Swyft.
5-6 pm: Networking reception
6-7 pm: Presentations
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