Jonathan Stiles

STEAM Factory Micro Lecture

Published on October 15, 2019

Many thanks to The STEAM Factory at The Ohio State University for the opportunity to present some of my analysis of pedestrian crashes in Columbus, and to introduce the concepts of Vision Zero and Complete Streets. For this Halloween Franklinton Friday, I wanted to address the question of “Are Cars Scary?” … they can be, … Continue reading STEAM Factory Micro Lecture

Employment in Taxi Driving is Reaching Historic Highs

Published on April 11, 2019

For the chart below, I used a combination of Decennial Census and American Community Survey data to look at the employment trend for taxi and chauffeur driving between 1860 and 2017 as a percentage of the labor force. Soon after the peak seen in 1930, New York City moved to limit the number of licenses … Continue reading Employment in Taxi Driving is Reaching Historic Highs

At the 2019 Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting (TRB)

Published on January 12, 2019

I have one paper at this year’s TRB conference, which will be held January 13th through 17th 2019 in Washington DC. Details are below: “Mobile Cloud Computing, Telework, and Work Location Decision Making: Evidence from a Qualitative Study in the New York Metropolitan Area” (Poster) 1749: Impacts of Information Communication and Technologies on Transportation Wednesday … Continue reading At the 2019 Transportation Research Board Annual Meeting (TRB)

At the 2018 ACSP Annual Conference

Published on October 23, 2018

I have one paper at this year’s Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) conference, which will be held October 25th through 28th, 2018 in Buffalo NY. Details are below: Work Location Decision-Making and Mobile Cloud Computing Results from a Qualitative Study in the New York City Metropolitan Area (Presentation) 14.27 Travel Demand ManagementThursday, October … Continue reading At the 2018 ACSP Annual Conference

At the 2018 Urban Affairs Association Annual Conference

Published on April 3, 2018

I have one paper at this year’s UAA conference, which will be held April 4th through 7th 2018 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. I’m also participating in the first UAA Teaching Effectiveness Workshop for Instructors. Details on my panel session are below. “Telecommuting and Peak-Hour Avoidance in a Multimodal City “ SA9.00.11 Biking, Commuting, and Alternative Travel … Continue reading At the 2018 Urban Affairs Association Annual Conference