Starting in May 2026, the Creative Impact Fellow will work in a supporting role alongside Steffanie Espat, the Co-Design Lead, of MICA's Center for Creative Impact, our MDOT collaborators, Neighborhood Partners, and other members of the project team to: Utilize the human-centered design (HCD) process and HCD methods to learn about and document long and short-term traffic safety challenges along falls road and design interventions for road-user safety; Use research findings to plan and facilitate ideation sessions; Generate ideas to inform the development and testing of prototypes; Develop prototypes and prototype testing plans, which may utilize qualitative research methods including but not limited to surveys, one-on-one and group interviews, observations, card sorting activities, etc. The Bike Baltimore counter ( https://streetsofbaltimore.com/counters ) installed in June 2024 by BDOT along Falls Road where it intersects with the Jones Falls Trail gives further insight into this heavily utilized thoroughfare: 31,310 counts (daily average of 153) of bicyclists, pedestrians, and scooters were documented for only in the second half of 2024 (June-December) - this included 62% bicyclists, 29% pedestrians, 9% scooters.