Peer-to-Peer Program Brings In-Person Micromobility Safety Education to UCF

As part of the Peer-to-Peer University Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety Education and Outreach Program, Dr. Can Cui visited the University of Central Florida to conduct in-person safety education and learn more about students’ everyday transportation experiences on and around campus. UCF’s large campus supports a variety of transportation options, including walking, bicycling, campus shuttle services,…

Roll Safe. Bulls!

Friday, September 4, 2026 10 am-12 pm Roll Safe, Bulls! Learn. Ride. Stay Safe. Join us for Roll Safe, Bulls!, a free and interactive bike and e-scooter safety ride for USF students. This campus-based event is designed to help students build safe riding skills, become more familiar with common campus travel routes, and better understand…

Peer-to-Peer Program Engages Students at the USF St. Petersburg First Time in College Student Orientation

This Friday marked another successful outreach event for the Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR), led by Dr. Can Cui and Peer-to-Peer Safety Coordinator Ruth Sastry Ayalasomayajula during the University of South Florida St. Petersburg Week of Welcome (WoW) orientation. Following their successful tabling event at the Transfer Students Orientation earlier in the week, the…

Peer-to-Peer Program Engages Students at the St. Pete Transfer Student Orientation Tabling Event

Together, Dr. Can Cui and peer-to-peer safety coordinator Ruth Sastry Ayalasomayajula led an engaging and informational tabling session during orientation at the St. Petersburg campus this Monday for a group of new transfer students starting their exciting journey at the University of South Florida! They were also joined by the USF St. Pete Police Department,…

Peer-to-Peer Safety Program Brings Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Workshop to Florida Polytechnic University

On April 22, Dr. Can Cui traveled to Florida Polytechnic University to deliver an in-person safety workshop as part of the Peer-to-Peer University Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety Education and Outreach Program. During the workshop, Dr. Cui engaged students in discussions about pedestrian, bicycle, and e-scooter safety, with a special focus on real-world travel behaviors, common…

CUTR Peer-to-Peer Safety Program Engages FGCU Students Through Interactive Outreach

On April 3, Dr. Can Cui visited Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU) to conduct outreach activities as part of the Peer-to-Peer Safety Program. The visit focused on engaging students through interactive education and direct feedback opportunities. Dr. Cui began with a visit to a Construction Management class, where she delivered a presentation on pedestrian, bicycle,…

CUTR Peer-to-Peer Program Engages Community at Bulls Family Fest 2026

Led by Dr. Can Cui, CUTR’s Peer-to-Peer University Pedestrian and Bicyclist Safety Education and Outreach Program team, including coordinators Ved Patel and Ruth Sastry Ayalasomayajula, hosted an engaging and successful tabling event at the Bulls Family Fest on March 7, 2026. During the event, the team interacted with middle school and high school students, as…

CUTR Peer-to-Peer Program Promotes Transportation Safety Awareness on Campus at USF Bulls Health & Safety Fest

On February 17, 2026, Dr. Can Cui and the Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR) Peer-to-Peer Program team participated in the USF Bulls Health & Safety Fest, engaging students in efforts to promote transportation safety across campus. Through an interactive tabling session, the team connected with students and shared practical safety information and resources tailored…

CUTR Peer-to-Peer Program Participates in USF World’s BPASS Safety Event

On January 28, the Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR) Peer-to-Peer Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Education team participated in the Bicycle Pedestrian Auto Scooter and Skateboard Safety (BPASS) event, hosted by USF World’s International Student Support team. Marking the program’s debut at the event, Dr. Can Cui joined program coordinators Ruth Sastry Ayalasomayajula and Ved…