“My experience was nothing short of amazing. Chris and I met every other week to expand my leadership skills and strategize on ways to elevate the marketing practices across our firm. We also took the time to draft the next steps in my career and his coaching and mentorship have been instrumental in preparing me for a new role in Corporate Communications starting this fall.”
Mentee: Allee Nesbitt, Senior Marketing Coordinator, Denver Office (Mentor: Chris Breiland, Director of Research and Development, Seattle Office)
Mentee: Dan Cawley, Associate, Salt Lake City Office (Mentor: Chris Mitchell, CEO, Walnut Creek Office)
Mentee: Daniel Dye, Associate Engineer, Seattle Office (Mentor: Jeremy Klop, Director of Strategy, Los Angeles Office)
Mentor: Jeremy Klop, Director of Strategy, Los Angeles Office (Mentee: Daniel Dye, Associate Engineer, Seattle Office)
Mentee: Michelle Chung, Senior Technician, San Jose Office (Mentor: Katie Miller, President of Left Lane Advisors, Walnut Creek Office)
Mentee: Emily Alice, Associate, Seattle Office (Mentor: Sarah Brandenberg, Regional Principal-in-Charge, Los Angeles Office)
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A Unified Framework for Roadway Safety
How can transportation professionals determine which safety strategies to prioritize? The Unified Framework for Safe System Implementation brings decades of safety research together to help agencies make more informed decisions. By connecting exposure, severity, and crash likelihood to different roadway contexts, the framework offers a practical way to prioritize strategies across planning, policy, design, and operations.





