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Amanda Chapman, AICP (she/her/hers)

Associate Transportation Planner
Fehr & Peers
Culver City, California

Amanda Chapman, AICP is an Associate Planner with Fehr & Peers, where she works at the intersection of transportation planning, placemaking, and visual communications to help communities deliver practical, forward-thinking mobility solutions. Based in Los Angeles, she brings experience supporting a wide range of public-sector clients across Southern California and beyond.

Amanda’s work focuses on advancing multimodal transportation systems, with a focus on mobility hubs that integrate transit, active transportation, and emerging mobility services. She has contributed to mobility hub initiatives for several jurisdictions, including the City of Los Angeles and member agencies of the South Bay Cities Council of Governments (SBCCOG), helping agencies translate policy goals into actionable, community-focused projects.

At Fehr & Peers, Amanda supports interdisciplinary teams in developing innovative, data-driven strategies that improve access, safety, and connectivity. She is passionate about creating transportation systems that are both equitable and adaptable, and she brings a collaborative, solutions-oriented approach to complex planning challenges.

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