Eric Tuvel is an urban planner and graphic designer who is passionate about making communities safe for biking and walking. He has over 15 years of experience in various areas of planning including bicycle & pedestrian planning, bicycle safety & education, program management, wayfinding, and land use development. Eric utilizes his background in graphic design to translate technical information into data visualizations that help build consensus for projects that impact the community. Before joining Dresdner Robin, he was a Senior Planner with Alta Planning + Design working on bicycle and pedestrian master plans, safe routes to school programs, and project management. He also managed wayfinding for SF International Airport, bicycle parking for the SF Municipal Transportation Agency, and education programs for the SF Bicycle Coalition. Eric received a dual master’s degree from Rutgers University in City and Regional Planning and Public Policy and has over 10 years of experience in graphic design.