The ITE Transportation Planning Council Best Project Award is bestowed on a project that applied innovative techniques to a transportation related issue/problem in a study or planning effort. Projects that will benefit the profession through greater understanding of transportation issue and for the betterment to the public, through effective and innovative solutions are encouraged to be submitted for consideration. Submissions that effectively communicate a problem statement, clearly outline methods used, highlight results, advance feasible and reliable solutions, and demonstrate the benefits to the public will be given the highest consideration. The emphasis is on an applied project, study and/or program; not research, design or construction.
The ITE Transportation Planning Council Best Program Award is bestowed on a new program that has been implemented or an existing program that has been improved and/or expanded in order to better serve the transportation community. A program is not a one-time study, report or research document per se; but rather a transportation service or application of a transportation service that can be described in appropriate documentation to be submitted for the purposes of the Award. Programs developed and/or advanced by public agencies and others are welcome and encouraged to apply. |
2009 AWARDS
Best Program
University of California-Berkeley, Institute of Transportation Studies, Technology Transfer Program, Berkeley, CA, USA in recognigition of its California Pedestrian Safety Assessment Program.
Best Project
District Department of Transportation (DDOT) in recognition of its project titled "11th Street Bridges."
New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) in recognition of its project titled "Route 31 Integrated Land Use Transportation Plan."
2008 AWARDS
Best Program
City of New York in recognition of its program entitled "Ninth Avenue Complete Streets Project."
Best Project
Florida Department of Community Affairs in recognition of its project entitled "Transportation Concurrency: Best Practices Guide."
2007 AWARDS
Best Program
Metropolitan Council in recognition of its program entitled “Guide to Transit-Oriented Development."
Best Project
City of Charlotte, NC, USA in recognition of its project entitled “Transportation Action Plan."
2006 AWARDS
Best Program Award
Seminole County, FL was recognized for their program on Traffic
Calming
Best Practices Award
Presented to Grand Valley Area of Michigan for their project
entitled Form-Based Code Study
2005 AWARDS
Best
Project Award
The Arizona State Department of Transportation was recognized for
its project, State Route 179, Village of Oak Creek to Sedona, Needs
Based Implementation Plan
Best Program Award
The City of Pasadena, California
2004 AWARDS
Best Practices Award
The City of Boulder, CO was recognized for its project, the City of
Boulder Transportation Master Plan (TMP)."
2003 AWARDS
Best Practices Award
City of Chicago, in recognition of their project entitled
"Green Line Station Location Study"
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2002 AWARDS
Best Practices Award
City of Raleigh, Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc., and Alternate
Street Design.in recognition of their project entitled "Feasibility
Study/Conceptual Plans for the Reconstruction of Hillsborough Street,
Raleigh, North Carolina, December 2001"
2001 AWARDS
Best Practices Award
City of Fort Collins, LSA Associates, Parsons Transportation Group,
Civits, Clarion Associates, Jacobs Engineering-Sverdrup, Leland
Consulting Group, Recreation Engineering and Planning, Sage V,
ThermoRetec and Balloffet and Associates Inc. in recognition of their
paper entitled "Mason Street Transportation Corridor Master
Plan."
2000 AWARDS
Best Practices Award
Connecticut Department of Transportation and Wilbur Smith Associates
for their project entitled “Hartford West Major Investment Study.”
City of Shoreline for their project entitled “Aurora Corridor
Multimodal Predesign Study.”
1999 AWARDS
Best Practices Award
Regional Transportation Authority, Chicago, IL for their project
entitled "Marketing Analysis of the Northwest Corridor Transit
Feasibility Study"
City of Charlotte, NC, Department of Transportation for their project
entitled "2025 Integrated Transit/Land-Use Plan for
Charlotte-Mecklenburg"
1998 AWARDS
Best Practices Award
Eastside Transportation Partnership for a project entitled,
"Mobility Action Priorities;"
City of Melbourne for a project Entitled, "Moving Melbourne into
the Next Century"
Technical Committee Award
Frank Spielberg, SG Associates Inc., in recognition of his service
as chair of the committee that authored Traditional Neighborhood
Development Street Design Guidelines
Chester E. Chellman, White Mountain Survey Company Inc., in
recognition of his service as principal author of the publication
Traditional Neighborhood Development Street Design Guidelines
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