Adams Carroll serves as the Project Manager for the Choose How You Move Gallatin Pike All-Access Corridor project, where he guides project direction in collaboration with community members, partners, consultants, and other metro departments.
Previously, Adams was the Executive Director of Advance Transit, a public transit agency serving six communities in Vermont and New Hampshire, and the Director of Operations and Planning for Pittsburgh Bike Share (formerly Healthy Ride, now POGOH). Earlier in his career, he served as an Active Mobility Planner for the Metro Nashville Planning Department and was the first employee of Walk Bike Nashville. In addition to his extensive experience in transportation, Adams has also held leadership roles in higher education, nonprofits, and fintech.
Adams holds an M.B.A. from the University of Pittsburgh Katz School of Business, an M.Ed. in Community Development and Action from Vanderbilt University Peabody College, and a B.A. in Russian Language and Literature from Reed College. A Nashville native, he enjoys volunteering at the Oasis Bike Workshop, practicing yoga, the ballet, and going on walks with his dog, Laika.
