Brian Patterson is a distinguished Principal and Senior Transportation Planner at Urban Systems Ltd., where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of active transportation across Canada. With a robust background in bicycle and pedestrian planning, Brian leads the firm’s active transportation practice,...
Brian Patterson is a distinguished Principal and Senior Transportation Planner at Urban Systems Ltd., where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of active transportation across Canada. With a robust background in bicycle and pedestrian planning, Brian leads the firm’s active transportation practice, focusing on innovative and sustainable solutions that enhance mobility and accessibility for all users. His expertise extends to multi-modal transportation planning, where he integrates various transportation modes to create cohesive and efficient systems that meet the diverse needs of communities.
Under Brian's stewardship, Urban Systems has successfully delivered numerous high-impact projects, including the BC Active Transportation Design Guidelines, which serve as a benchmark for municipalities aiming to foster safe and inviting environments for cyclists and pedestrians. His commitment to promoting active transportation is further exemplified through his consulting services to both municipalities and senior levels of government, where he advocates for policies and designs that prioritize pedestrian and cyclist safety.
Brian's recognition as the 2019 APBP Professional of the Year (Private Sector) underscores his influence in the field and his dedication to advancing best practices in transportation planning. His skills in traffic calming, transportation demand management, and GIS technology enable him to develop tailored solutions that not only enhance community development but also promote sustainability. As a former board member of the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals (APBP), Brian remains at the forefront of industry trends, continually striving to improve the livability of urban spaces through thoughtful and inclusive transportation design.
