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Learning Lab

Transportation and Infrastructure

Hubs of the Future: Unlocking Community Mobility

Sunday, April 26, 2026

1:00 PM - 2:30 PM CT

Location: HPCC, Room 251A-C

CM: 1.5

Division Endorsement: Regional and Intergovernmental Planning Division, Transportation Planning Division

Moderator and Speaker(s)

Amanda Chapman, AICP (she/her/hers)

Associate Transportation Planner
Fehr & Peers
Culver City, California

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Speaker(s)

Shruti Shankar (she/her/hers)

Urban Design Director
Studio One Eleven
Los Angeles, California

Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Due to the interactive nature of learning labs, only those with a seat may participate. Please arrive early to secure your spot!

We've heard the term "Mobility Hub" for several years, across many contexts - but what does it really mean for a community and its transportation network? In this interactive workshop, hear from planners, urbanists, and designers who have been developing tangible mobility hubs in a variety of forms, contexts, and applications, including preparations for the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Work in facilitated small groups, each with a different "case study context" that asks, "What can mobility hubs accomplish here and how will we create them for this place?" Reflect on the case study needs and panelists' areas of expertise (architecture, urban design, smart cities tech, mobility, gender-responsive planning, and heat mitigation) and vote for those most applicable for a collective Mobility Hub Toolkit.

Each table works through questions of planning and implementation and builds a mobility hub for their case study that meets local needs and deploys the most relevant components. Leave with an improved understanding of mobility hubs, practice developing a toolkit, and gain the ability to apply it in your community.
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Learning Objectives:

Articulate the transformative Mobility Hub concept, including state-of-the-practice elements that can help solve key community needs for transportation, heat mitigation, gender-responsive planning, major events, and smart-cities integration.
Create a toolkit of Mobility Hub components that meets your community’s needs across a variety of built environment and community contexts, and select the most relevant components for each location.
Work through questions of feasibility, cost estimating, community engagement, and promotion and activation steps to bring a mobility hub network from planning to implementation.