Eric Womeldorff is a Principal who leads Fehr & Peers’ San Francisco office.  His main charge is to collaborate with and inform public, private, and institutional clients to empower them to make the best possible decisions for their organization, clients, and stakeholders.

Eric understands the intersection between land use, economics, politics, and transportation, and this powers his passion – helping his clients think ahead, so they can stay ahead. This often takes the form of determining how disruptive trends (Uber/Lyft and Autonomous Vehicles, the proliferation of ecommerce, maturation of the sharing economy, etc) and other changes in technology, demographics, and socioeconomics do and may affect travel and consumer behavior. From San Francisco, he also contributes to the firm’s innovations and strategy around understanding the effects of disruptive trends on travel behavior and transportation networks. Eric also regularly speaks to civic and development organizations, and groups within the transportation industry about the future of transportation and how disruptive trends may affect it and their interests.