WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This conference is a call to the community of transportation engineers, planners and multidisciplinary
professionals to come together to learn, communicate and collaborate. Participation from public agency
management and decision makers involved in regional governance, policy development, transit, strategic
planning, management and operations and context sensitive design is strongly encouraged.
THE PROGRAM
Presentations, seminars, panel discussions, conversation circles, demonstrations and professional development opportunities will address the impact the economy and changing policies will have on multimodal transportation planning, design, management and safety strategies.
EARN UP TO 25 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT HOURS
The technical content of this conference meets most state and provincial registration board requirements
for P.E./P.Eng. licensure including Professional Traffic Operations Engineer® (PTOE), Professional
Transportation Planner® (PTP) and Traffic
Signal Operations Specialist® (TSOS) certification renewals.
Revised Requirements for Earning PDH/IACET CEU
To successfully earn PDH, you must complete an
online tracking form and meeting evaluation after the
conference. |
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Technical Sessions:
Technical Sessions earn 1.5 PDH for attendance or presentation per plenary, technical, or conversation circle
session.
Seminars:
Seminars earn 1.5 PDH/0.2 IACET CEU for attendance or presentation per seminar.
Papers:
Published Papers earn 10 PDH per paper published as part of the ITE 2010 Technical Conference and Exhibit Compendium of
Technical Papers.
ITE and ITEEF are approved as authorized providers by the
International Association for Continuing Education and Training
(IACET), 1760 Old Meadow Road, Suite 500, McLean, VA 22102.
Please contact Nicola Tavares at +1 202-289-0222 ext. 155 if you have questions about this process.
AUDIOVISUAL
Each technical session has one LCD projector (to connect to a speaker’s
personal laptop) and one screen.
ATTIRE
Participants are encouraged to wear business casual attire.
RESTRICTIONS
Videotaping or audio recording of sessions or technical exhibits as well as the unauthorized sale of ITE-copyrighted material is prohibited.
Please note that additional information will be provided as it becomes available. All information noted is subject to change. |
