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Reimagining London's Transportation Future: The MMP
Welcome to this episode of Sam Trosow podcast, where we delve into the future of transportation in London, Ontario. City Councilor Sam Trosow of Ward 6 takes a deep dive into the city's ongoing Mobility Master Plan (MMP), aimed at creating an integrated mobility network by 2050. The vision is to provide Londoners of all backgrounds with safe, efficient, and sustainable transportation options while boosting economic growth.
We are joined by Ralph Buchal who is a retired Western Mechanical Engineer Professor and is currently the Chair of the Mobility Master Plan Subcommittee of the Integrated Transportation Community Advisory Committee.
Our next guest is Andrew Hunniford, sales manager and partner at the London Bicycle Cafe. A lifelong Londoner, Andrew has embraced active transportation as his primary way of getting around the city, bringing a wealth of personal and professional experience to the cycling community.
Our third guest is A.J. Wrayy, a community planner and geographer.
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By strosowWelcome to this episode of Sam Trosow podcast, where we delve into the future of transportation in London, Ontario. City Councilor Sam Trosow of Ward 6 takes a deep dive into the city's ongoing Mobility Master Plan (MMP), aimed at creating an integrated mobility network by 2050. The vision is to provide Londoners of all backgrounds with safe, efficient, and sustainable transportation options while boosting economic growth.
We are joined by Ralph Buchal who is a retired Western Mechanical Engineer Professor and is currently the Chair of the Mobility Master Plan Subcommittee of the Integrated Transportation Community Advisory Committee.
Our next guest is Andrew Hunniford, sales manager and partner at the London Bicycle Cafe. A lifelong Londoner, Andrew has embraced active transportation as his primary way of getting around the city, bringing a wealth of personal and professional experience to the cycling community.
Our third guest is A.J. Wrayy, a community planner and geographer.