Wendell Cox is an international public policy consultant. He is the principal of Wendell Cox Consultancy (Demographia), based in the St. Louis (Missouri-Illinois) metropolitan region and editor of three Web sites, Demographia, The Public Purpose and Urban Tours by Rental Car. The National Journal has twice honored the Public Purpose as one of the Internet's best transport sites, …

David Engwicht (born 1950) is a social innovator and a significant international leader of efforts to reduce the negative impacts of motor vehicle traffic on cities and towns. He is a proponent of shared space schemes. He is considered one of the fathers of traffic calming and claims to be the inventor of the Walking bus, Street reclamation, and the Universal Anchoring Device.

Alan Manners Voorhees (December 17, 1922-December 18, 2005) was an engineer and urban planner who designed many large public works in the United States. Voorhees was born in Highland Park, New Jersey.

Douglas McDonald, commonly known as "Dougie McDonald" (born October 8 1965) is a Scottish football referee in the Scottish Premier League. McDonald's most important match to date is when he refereed the 2006 Scottish Cup final between Hearts and Gretna. He was the referee for the 2007 CIS Insurance Cup final between Hibernian and Kilmarnock. McDonald is a Transport Planner by profession.

I have been involved in the provision of in-field and management technologies to the transportation industry for 20 years. I started working in transit, went on to design large scale public rail systems, and then ran a national transportation technology practice for an ITE 50 firm. I left that firm in 2000 to start Gray Hill Solutions. At GHS, we create GIS based systems for government and business. We have created systems for the Lake County Illinois; US Forest Service; the Departments . . .

I like to discuss and debate issues/ideas; and enjoy the opportunity to make people laugh. I'm honest, amiable and, most times, very direct. I also like to participate in athletic/recreational activities. I am looking to make the world a better place through transportation, public transportation mostly. Looking to get involved with international developing country infrastructure projects...any ideas?

Well, I figured it was probably about time to change this thing. I'm now 2 years out of grad school. And while I have a job, I'm still looking for a job related to my major. Or, as I like to say, I'm working to put more cars on the road now, so that I can have a job using my degree(s) later. It's brilliant, I tell you. Aside from that, I'm a bit of a sports nut, and a bit of a music nut. So long as the music isn't country.

Not big on the TV. I would put down the the Lehrer News Hour, but it sounds pretentious. I swear I'm not pretentious, I'm just nerdy.

Opta(mystic), full of life, work hard play hard, full of adventures, dance enthusiast, from salsa to hip hop. A fondness for food, fashion, style, architecture, ettiquete, elegance. Traveller with camping out on the beach lower on my list, backpacking Turkey closer to the top. And much much more...

I like to have fun, laugh, make others laugh, find and savor the absurdities of the world, and try new things. I like to watch movies, read and get outdoors.Y.

Oh Lordy...I never really wanted to join this site all that much...I think its a corporate marketing conspiracy. But I'm avoiding an essay right now, and so it goes.

I'm a do-gooder and hyper-conservationist. I'm into bicycles (for regular transportaiton and recreation). I'm currently not content with my life as it is right now - so I'm seeking out change and testing out ways to make my life more meaningful. I'm interested to see what can happen thorugh Friendster. Hopefully I'll meet some people who are into helping others and living life to the fullest.