Margaret Kent
Planner

Margaret graduated with a master’s degree in city and regional planning from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Her academic research covered topics ranging from bicycle accessibility and health impact assessments of freight transportation plans to megaregional planning for clients, including Georgia Department of Transportation and the American Planning Association. Prior to moving back to Boston, she spent her free time in Atlanta mapping transit data for MARTA Army, a grassroots organization that empowers local residents to improve transit in their own neighborhoods. Her project experience at Kittelson includes pedestrian and bicycle planning, traffic operations, transit analysis, and transportation research. Outside of work, Margaret is usually on the dance floor, at the gym, or on her bike.
Projects Margaret has worked on

Palisades Trolley Trail Feasibility Study
Learning If a Trail is Feasible… and If the Community Wants It

Lynn Bicycle and Pedestrian Network Plan
Connecting Communities Through Walking and Biking Facilities

CATS Envision My Ride Bus Priority Study
Advancing Charlotte’s Vision for 10-Minute Neighborhoods

Boston Neighborhood Slow Streets Program
Taking a Holistic Approach to Safer Streets in Boston
