The licensing board wants to fine and censure me. I can't agree to that.

I received a chilling response from the state licensing board. This abuse of power should concern everyone, especially my fellow engineers.

Marohn, Engineering ReformCharles MarohnNovember 9, 2020engineering ethics, engineers

I'm pushing for safe streets. Some engineers want me to go away.

A small number of engineers use the formal complaint process to silence those who want to make streets safer and reform their profession. We're not going to let that happen.

Marohn, Engineering ReformCharles MarohnAugust 3, 2020engineers

Four Ways Traffic Engineers Thwart Public Will

Public officials trying to make their city’s street more humane are often thwarted by the professional engineers giving them advice. If that’s your city, it’s time to make a change.

Marohn, Top Story, Engineering ReformCharles MarohnSeptember 16, 2019engineering ethics, traffic engineering, pedestrians, missouri, engineers

What Happens When You Challenge Your Own Profession's Dogma?

Four years ago, a fellow civil engineer in Minnesota tried (unsuccessfully) to challenge Strong Towns president Chuck Marohn’s license, in retaliation for Strong Towns’s criticism of infrastructure lobbying organizations. This incident still says a lot today about the need for reform in the profession.

Podcast, Top Story, Engineering ReformStrong TownsMarch 18, 2019engineers