Bill Crowley strives to give transit a more prominent placement in the urban fabric through innovative approaches. He has a wealth of knowledge on effective designs that are now operational in Cleveland, Ohio, Salt Lake City, Utah, Grand Rapids, Mich., Provo, Utah and Omaha, Neb. He works diligently with his teams to develop realistic plans with appropriately allocated contingency. Crowley has over 20 years of transit experience ranging from Arterial bus rapid transit (BRT) to light-rail transit (LRT) on new alignments, all with utility, trail and facility design. He currently serves on the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) BRT Design Committee. His desire to follow an urban roadway design into construction led him to work on Cleveland’s HealthLine BRT from 2002 to 2007. Having grown up with a wheelchair-bound brother, he saw transit as the greatest way to equitably improve the quality of life for residents and workers in any community.