ABOUT

Amanda brings her dual expertise in land use and transportation planning to every project that she works on, examining transit issues from the lense of land use planning and how the confluence of the two can work together to ultimately create more sustainable, accessible communities. Amanda also understands the influence that the built environment has on mobility and accessibility, and analyzes transit services with this in mind to create comprehensive solutions to transit access that also considers surrounding land uses and the contribution that the built environment make to transit access. Likewise, Amanda takes a multimodal viewpoint on transit projects that she works on, considering how all modes of transportation (including active transportation and microtransit options) can contribute to easy and convenient access to transit services.

Amanda brings her public-sector experience to her current role to respond to the needs of clients on a range of transit, transportation, and urban mobility projects, focusing on community and responding to the unique needs and contexts of each community she provides services to. She approaches every project with a focus on equity, sustainability, resiliency, and providing more transit mobility options to the communities she serves.