Evolving perspectives on managing the street
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Thursday 10th September 2026
A collaboration between Walking@Tea-time and colleagues in Chile at CATLEC:
Evolving perspectives on managing the street
We’re excited to be collaborating on this with colleagues at Chile’s newly established Advanced Center for Transport, Logistics and Economic Competitiveness. Two presentations, one each from the UK and Chile, providing complementary views on access to that scarcest of urban resources, the kerb.
The state of the art of kerbside – Natasha Hartke
Natasha is Associate Director for Kerbside Management at Project Centre and formerly led delivery of Lambeth Council's award-winning Kerbside Strategy, the UK's first adopted strategy of its kind. With a background in kerbside management, sustainable transport and active travel, she works with local authorities to develop holistic and innovative approaches to managing kerbside space for people, places, and movement.
Who gets the kerb? Behaviour, equity and the allocation of urban street space – Sebastián Raveau
Sebastián is a Principal Researcher at CATLEC and Associate Professor in the Department of Transport Engineering and Logistics at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (PUC). His research focuses on travel behaviour, urban planning, sustainable transport systems, and the use of data to understand how people make mobility decisions. His work combines behavioural modelling and applied transport research to address questions related to urban mobility, accessibility, equity, and the design of better transport systems.
The link for joining the livestream will be sent to ticket holders a day or so before the event.
Evolving perspectives on managing the street
We’re excited to be collaborating on this with colleagues at Chile’s newly established Advanced Center for Transport, Logistics and Economic Competitiveness. Two presentations, one each from the UK and Chile, providing complementary views on access to that scarcest of urban resources, the kerb.
The state of the art of kerbside – Natasha Hartke
Natasha is Associate Director for Kerbside Management at Project Centre and formerly led delivery of Lambeth Council's award-winning Kerbside Strategy, the UK's first adopted strategy of its kind. With a background in kerbside management, sustainable transport and active travel, she works with local authorities to develop holistic and innovative approaches to managing kerbside space for people, places, and movement.
Who gets the kerb? Behaviour, equity and the allocation of urban street space – Sebastián Raveau
Sebastián is a Principal Researcher at CATLEC and Associate Professor in the Department of Transport Engineering and Logistics at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (PUC). His research focuses on travel behaviour, urban planning, sustainable transport systems, and the use of data to understand how people make mobility decisions. His work combines behavioural modelling and applied transport research to address questions related to urban mobility, accessibility, equity, and the design of better transport systems.
The link for joining the livestream will be sent to ticket holders a day or so before the event.
