Megan holds a master’s degree in urban and environmental policy and planning with a certificate in GIS from Tufts University, as well as a B.A. in global environmental change and sustainability from Johns Hopkins University. Her love for transportation stems from a lifetime of active and multimodal commutes, ranging from a short walk to her first job in her rural Rhode Island hometown to a ride to her school in Copenhagen on one of the busiest bus routes in northern Europe. Megan works on a variety of projects, with a focus on bicycle and pedestrian planning, safety, and design. She loves spanning the bridge between planning and design through her many quick-build design projects and her work researching and educating practitioners on how to design our streets to be more accessible for people with disabilities. Outside of work, you can find Megan baking, hiking or skiing in New Hampshire, taking walks around her neighborhood, or heading to the beach.