Mr. Malone has extensive experience in traffic safety and transportation engineering. He has more than 20 years of civil and transportation-engineering experience in the private and public sectors, has completed numerous traffic safety assessments, road safety audits and in-service operational safety reviews.

Brian’s experience with traffic safety has been gained from his work at Synectics, the Ontario Ministry of Transportation, where he was manager of the Traffic Office, and while working for the City of Hamilton. His work in traffic safety includes not only dealing with safety issues on an individual project basis, but also the ongoing development of state-of-the-practice guidelines and documents. He is currently on the core team responsible for the current development of Road Safety Audit guidelines for the US Federal Highways Administration (FHWA).

Brian has been qualified as an expert witness with respect to issues of traffic safety and traffic operations at hearings held by the Ontario Municipal Board and Ontario Coroner’s Office. He is regularly called upon to provide expert opinion reports on matters of traffic safety and traffic engineering in conjunction with legal actions.

Brian is a member of ITE and sits as vice-chair of the ITE Transportation Safety Council. He regularly gives presentations on traffic safety, having presented papers at Canadian District 7 ITE and ITE International Conferences as well as at the Ontario Traffic Conference (OTC). He regularly lectures at the annual OTC Traffic Training School and is a guest lecturer at Mohawk College, Hamilton, Ontario.

Brian is a licensed professional engineer in the provinces of Ontario and Saskatchewan. He holds the designation of Professional Traffic Operations Engineer, granted by the Transportation Professional Certification Board of Washington D.C.

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