The Appeal of Driving (to Young People)

One of the courses I teach to graduate students is on transportation policy and planning. My students are a mix … More

We Are Closed for the Montreal Jazz Festival.

I too float on air by the sound of the saxophone! Below, you will see my post-festival debrief. Here are … More

Every Summer Needs a Writing Plan

The eventful winter semester at my university is finally over. Due to the two-months long labor strike, the semester ended … More

My New (Co-Authored) Publication: Toronto’s Congestion Will Take More Than Technology

Technology will not solve urban issues. The best case scenario is that technology can be part of the solution for … More

Life’s Good.

Academia has its ebbs and flows, and this moment for me is the high. I got my first larg(er) grant! … More

My New Publication: A B.C. class action may prompt Uber and Lyft to ensure accessible services for wheelchair users

Uber and Lyft continue to make headlines around issues of wheelchair accessibility. Here is my analysis of what I am … More

New Appointment!

So very pleased to share that I am now a fellow at the Healthy Aging and Resilient Places (HARP) Lab, … More

My New Publication: How and Where Did Older People Travel Before and After COVID? Insights from Washington, DC’s Smart Card Data

So excited to share my new publication, a collaborative work with Mohsen Alavi, a doctoral student at my faculty, and Dr. Andy … More

Getting High School Students Interested in Transportation Issues

This afternoon, three students from my transportation course and I presented (virtually) to high school students in the Peel District … More

How to Enjoy the TRB’s Annual Meeting + My Highly Downloaded TRR Publication

I have been attending the Transportation Research Board’s Annual Conference since 2018. Other than my first year at the TRB, … More