Peter Lai, a civil/transportation engineer with over 33 years of international experience involving both the public and private sectors. He is specializing in transportation system planning and engineering, multi-modal system management and operations and has been responsible for many significant projects in US, China and other regions in Asia. Peter is currently a senior management staff in the Princeton office of PB America (PB), and as vice president and project director for Hong Kong Office of PB International (PBI).
Peter is also very active in the professional arena; in addition to serve as immediate past presidents for ICTPA and its Northeastern Chapter, he is also a founding member and past council member of the ITS-Hong Kong, a fellow of Hong Kong Institution of Highway and Transportation, and a member of Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE).
For three years, he was a guest lecturer teaching graduate courses for the Centre of Urban Planning and Environmental Management of Hong Kong University, and had lectured for the Civil Engineering Department of the HK University of Science and Technology. In addition, Peter had also authored technical articles and papers for international publications and professional conferences.
Peter has a long-term relationship with the Polytechnic University in New York where he earned his BS in civil engineering, MS in structure engineering, MS in transportation planning and engineering, and the Degree of Engineer in transportation engineering.
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