Professional Certificate Tactical Cycling Infrastructure for Urban Arenas

• Bicycle Planning and Policy: An in-depth exploration of the fundamental principles of bicycle planning and policy development for urban arenas. This unit will cover the development of tactical cycling infrastructure plans, policies, and programs.
• Infrastructure Design and Engineering: This unit will focus on the technical aspects of designing and engineering tactical cycling infrastructure, including bicycle lanes, cycle tracks, intersections, and signals.
• Safety and Risk Management: An examination of the safety and risk management considerations for tactical cycling infrastructure, including crash analysis, safety audits, and risk assessments.
• Public Engagement and Outreach: This unit will cover best practices for engaging the public in the planning and design of tactical cycling infrastructure, including public meetings, workshops, and online engagement tools.
• Implementation and Operations: This unit will explore the practical considerations for implementing and operating tactical cycling infrastructure, including construction, maintenance, and enforcement.
• Evaluation and Monitoring: An examination of the methods and tools for evaluating and monitoring the performance of tactical cycling infrastructure, including data collection, analysis, and reporting.
• Sustainable Transportation: This unit will cover the role of tactical cycling infrastructure in promoting sustainable transportation, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and improving air quality.
• Case Studies and Best Practices: An exploration of real-world examples of successful tactical cycling infrastructure projects, including best practices and lessons learned.

Note: The above list of units is not exhaustive and other relevant topics may be covered as well. The sequence and depth of each unit may vary based on the course curriculum and learning objectives.