MPC Region Info
Meet Our Researcher

Dr. Marshall is a Professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Colorado Denver. He conducts transportation teaching and research dedicated to creating a more sustainable transportation system, particularly in terms of road safety, active transportation, and transit. Other recent research topics involve: congestion, resiliency, parking, and street networks.

Final Reports (View All)

• Learning from the Travel Experiences of Persons with Disabilities: Investigating Navigation Challenges Posed by Infrastructure (Apr 2024, MPC-24-515)
• Where the Sidewalks End: Evaluating Pedestrian Infrastructure and Equality (Oct 2021, MPC-21-441)
• A LiDAR-Based Approach to Quantitatively Assessing Streetscapes (Mar 2021, MPC-21-430)

Projects

• MPC-678 — Pedestrian Infrastructure and ADA Compliance: Leveraging Advances in Spatial Technologies
• MPC-677 — Understanding Paratransit: Examining Time Inefficiencies and the Efficacy of Alternative Modes for Persons with Disability
• MPC-647 — A Systems-Level Analysis of Left-Turning Vehicle-Pedestrian Crashes
• MPC-615 — A LiDAR-Based Approach to Quantitatively Assessing Streetscapes
• MPC-614 — Learning from the Travel Experiences of Persons with Disabilities: Investigating Navigation Challenges Posed by Infrastructure
• MPC-579 — Where the Sidewalk Ends: Equity Disparities with Respect to Municipal Maintenance Policy
• MPC-557 — Reassessing Child Pedestrian Mode Choice & Safety via Perceived Parental Risk
• MPC-556 — Forging a Path to Vision Zero in the US: A Critical Analysis of Road Safety in Australia