22-26

TRB Annual Meeting

22-26

Subcommittee Meeting on SCP (at TRB Annual Meeting)

4-7

National Association of Regional Councils' Washington Policy Conference

NARC's Policy Conference will bring together policy officials representing the nation's Councils of Government and Metropolitan Planning Organizations to debate and shape regional policy for the upcoming year. A special listening session on rulemaking is scheduled with USDOT administrators, including time devoted to safety planning. Other important transportation sessions include the future of highway finance, goods movement, and multi-modalism. To register: https://www.registrationfactory.com/v3/?EventUUID=187F5A06

7-11

State & Provincial (S&P) Police Division's Midyear Meeting

This is a meeting of the State Police, Highway Patrol and Canadian Province agency heads, and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police along with their Executive Staffs that enables these professionals to examine critical issues relevant to today's law enforcement professional and provide solutions to challenges and encourage productive dialogue among peers. Approximately 120 State and Provincial law enforcement executives are normally in attendance. The S&P Conference is a closed meeting open only to S&P members and their invited guests.

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Schedule: 8:00a - 10:00a Pacific 9:00a - 11:00a Mountain 10:00a - 12:00p Central 11:00a - 1:00p Eastern

TARGET Road Safety 1

Cost: Members: $150.00 per site
Non Members: $200.00 per site
Register by: Wednesday, March 08, 2006
After this date, please contact Carrie Merker at (800) 848-2792 or education@apwa.net.
Description: The new SAFETEA-LU legislation specifically emphasizes roadway safety, and the highest fatality rates are still found on our local roads and collectors. This 3-part series will address your most important road safety issues including: MUTCD updates, roadway safety fundamentals, road safety reviews, low-cost safety improvements, accident analysis and "costing," pedestrian and bicycle safety, urban work zones, common sense solutions to intersection safety problems, traffic management schemes, setting appropriate and enforceable speed limits, road user education and awareness, and other hot topics. Save time and lives by signing up for this series now.

13-14

Optional Day March 15

Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations SPRING CONFERENCE

Specialized MPO Caucus meetings, a pre-conference workshop on Integrating Transportation and Land Use Planning, and sessions on Emerging Issues: Ensuring MPO Relevance. Special joint NADO/AMPO Plenary Session with David Broder: The Politics of the Federal Budget Debate and the Local Impact. 2005 Daniel Patrick Moynihan Award Presentation to Senator Harry Reid (D-NV)

Rooms Available at the Sheraton Crystal City For $187 through 2/17/2006 For details go to
http://www.ampo.org/events/2006/springconf_2006.pdf

13-15

NADO 2006 Washington Policy Conference

NADO 2006 Washington Policy Conference will bring together more than 300 regional development professionals and policymakers to learn about the latest developments in federal domestic programs, including community and economic development, homeland security and emergency management, and transportation.

http://www.nado.org/conferences/washington.php

Marriott Crystal City Gateway
1700 Jefferson Davis Highway * Arlington , VA
(703) 920-3230 * $175 hotel room rate

28-30

Purdue Road School

The Purdue Road School consistently attracts well over 1,000 Indiana local and state officials, consultants, and suppliers each year. Important updates on pertinent transportation issues, as well as sessions on topics of general interest, are provided in the two-day conference. Road School also hosts regional meetings of several affiliated professional groups, such as the County Surveyors Association and the Indiana Chapter of the Institute of Transportation Engineers. Jim Thorne, FHWA, will be presenting on safety conscious planning http://rebar.ecn.purdue.edu/jtrp/Road_School/roadschool.htm

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Schedule: 8:00a - 10:00a Pacific 9:00a - 11:00a Mountain 10:00a - 12:00p Central 11:00a - 1:00p Eastern

TARGET Road Safety 2

Cost: Members: $150.00 per site

Non Members: $200.00 per site

Register by: Wednesday, April 05, 2006

Description: The new SAFETEA-LU legislation specifically emphasizes roadway safety, and the highest fatality rates are still found on our local roads and collectors. This 3-part series will address your most important road safety issues including: MUTCD updates, roadway safety fundamentals, road safety reviews, low-cost safety improvements, accident analysis and "costing," pedestrian and bicycle safety, urban work zones, common sense solutions to intersection safety problems, traffic management schemes, setting appropriate and enforceable speed limits, road user education and awareness, and other hot topics. Save time and lives by signing up for this series now.

22-26

American Planning Association Annual Meeting

http://www.planning.org/2006conference/

5-8

2006 AASHTO Spring Meeting

Spring Meeting web site! The 2006 Spring meeting will be held in Jekyll Island, Georgia from May 5th - 8th, 2006. Please mark this date on your calendar. http://www.2006aashto.org/

11-16

NADO Northern New England Rural Transportation Workshop

The Northern New England Rural Transportation Workshop is focused on fostering increased collaborations and peer learning among rural transportation planners, policy officials and stakeholders within the region.
http://www.nado.org/conferences/trans.php?con_id=16
The Margate on Lake Winnipesaukee

18-19

NADO 2006 Rural Transportation Forum

Four Corner States of AZ, CO, NM and UT. The Four Corners Rural Transportation Workshop is focused on fostering increased collaborations and peer learning among rural transportation planners, policy officials and stakeholders within the region.
http://www.nado.org/conferences/trans.php?con_id=18
Doubletree Hotel Durango

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Schedule: 8:00a - 10:00a Pacific 9:00a - 11:00a Mountain 10:00a - 12:00p Central 11:00a - 1:00p Eastern

TARGET Road Safety 3

Cost: Members: $150.00 per site

Non Members: $200.00 per site

Register by: Wednesday, May 31, 2006

Description: The new SAFETEA-LU legislation specifically emphasizes roadway safety, and the highest fatality rates are still found on our local roads and collectors. This 3-part series will address your most important road safety issues including: MUTCD updates, roadway safety fundamentals, road safety reviews, low-cost safety improvements, accident analysis and "costing," pedestrian and bicycle safety, urban work zones, common sense solutions to intersection safety problems, traffic management schemes, setting appropriate and enforceable speed limits, road user education and awareness, and other hot topics. Save time and lives by signing up for this series now.

17-20

National Association of Regional Councils' Annual Conference

NARC's Annual Conference will feature a track devoted to transportation and MPO issues. Safety is at the forefront of NARC's programs, and will feature heavily in the programming. More information will be provided as the agenda is finalized.

26-29

NADO 2006 Annual Training Conference

The Annual Training Conference, attended by over 700 attendees each year, highlights innovative practices of regional development organizations. The conference engages participants in discussions about the broad range of issues confronting regions and local communities. It also offers an interactive and unmatched setting for information sharing, peer networking and advanced learning.

http://www.nado.org/conferences/annual.php
John Ascuaga's Nugget Hotel
Reno / Sparks , Nevada
Room Rate: $101 single/double
Reservations: 800.648.1177

13-15

TRB Sponsored -10th National Conference on Transportation Planning

TRB Sponsored -10th National Conference on Transportation Planning for Small and Medium-Sized Communities: "Tools of the Trade" is a national conference providing ready-to-use, economical and practical techniques for transportation professionals in small (under 50,000) and medium sized (50,000 to 250,000) communities. For more information go to: http://www.trbtoolsofthetrade.org/conference.html

16-20

Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) conference

20-22

AASHTO/SCOHTS Safety Management Subcommittee meeting

14-18

IACP Annual Conference

Join more than 14,000 law enforcement professionals representing all segments of our profession at the 113th Annual Conference and Exposition. The annual IACP gathering enables professionals to examine the state of the police industry through highly rated seminars, forums and technical workshops only offered through IACP. These sessions feature critical issues relevant to today's law enforcement professional and provide solutions to challenges and encourage productive dialogue among peers.

23-26

TRB International Visualization in Transportation Symposium and Workshop--"The Spectrum of Benefit"

The TRB Task Force on Visualization in Transportation (ABJ95T) announces its Preliminary Program Overview for the 2006 International Visualization In Transportation Symposium and Workshop. The focus of this event is to (through presentations and interactive panel sessions) better understand the spectrum of tangible benefits associated with their use across all modes of transportation, and through the entire project development process. Co-sponsored by AMPO, NARC, and NADO. Cyndy Burbank will be one of the keynote speakers.

October 30-November 3

Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations Annual Conference

The premiere event for MPO directors and staff, federal and state partners, transportation professionals and consultants will be held at the Fort Lauderdale Grande Hotel & Yacht Club from October 31st - November 3rd.

12-14

TRB Key Issues in Transportation Programming: Second National Conference

The Preliminary Program leads off with four technical workshops followed by a broad plenary session connecting planning, programming and related topics. Sessions covering a broad range of programming policy and technical issues follow. The plenary and breakout sessions will range from technical approaches - what are efficient mechanisms to catalogue and evaluate large numbers of candidate projects; to state and MPO relationships, to discussions of the policy and politics in the programming process. How have recent developments changed the fiscal environment and how have agencies successfully adapted?

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8 a.m. – 5 p.m

2006 Regional Traffic Safety Planning Conference: Partners Embracing Safety

The Regional Safety Council, formed by the Houston-Galveston Area Council to focus on traffic safety, is pleased to present the Partners Embracing Safety: Regional Traffic Safety Planning Conference . The conference will serve as a crash course in safety issues facing our community and as a forum for communication among safety advocates in the region and across the state. Participants will learn up-to-date information on safety planning efforts, explore best practices for improving safety and discuss safety issues that need legislation or outside support. The keynote speaker for the lunch session is M.A.D.D. CEO Chuck Hurley and opening remarks will be provided by Houston Police Department's Chief Harold Hurtt.

21-25

TRB 86th Annual Meeting

The TRB Annual Meeting program covers all transportation modes, with more than 2,800 presentations in 500 sessions addressing topics of interest to all attendees—policy makers, administrators, practitioners, researchers, and representatives of government, industry, and academic institutions. The spotlight theme for 2007 is "Transportation Institutions, Finance, and Workforce: Meeting the Needs of the 21st Century".

26-30

American Traffic Safety Services Association

American Traffic Safety Services Association Convention and Traffic Expo

For 37 years, ATSSA’s Annual Convention and Traffic Expo has been the premier meeting place for roadway professionals around the world. The program and exhibits are dedicated to issues and products related to all aspects of temporary traffic control and roadway safety. Don’t sit this one out!

January 31-February 4

National Sheriffs’ Association Winter Conference

4-6

NARC Washington Policy Conference

8-10

AMPO New Partners for Smart Growth

The 2007 program will span three days and feature cutting-edge smart growth issues, the latest research, implementation tools and strategies, successful case studies, interactive learning experiences, new partners, new projects and new policies. Most importantly, this dynamic event offers you the opportunity to network and coordinate with your peers as well as practitioners from many different disciplines with the same goal-building safe, healthy, and livable communities for all.

26-27

Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP) Peer-to-Peer Exchange

28

National Safety Engineers Peer Exchange

12-14

NADO 2007 Washington Policy Conference

25-27

Lifesavers

The conference addresses a wide range of safety topics, from child passenger safety and occupant protection to roadway and vehicle safety and technology. It offers the latest information on advances in highway safety, highlights successful programs and draws attention to emerging safety issues.

25-28

ITE 2007 Technical Conference & Exhibit

14-18

American Planning Association National Planning Conference

17-19

Early Registration deadline March 30, 2007

2007 Border-to-Border Transportation Conference

This conference will address transportation issues affecting the Unites States regions bordering Mexico and Canada. The general public, transportation planners, MPO professionals, and local stakeholders are invited to attend.

22-26

NACE 2007

22-25

AASHTO Standing Committee on Highway Traffic Safety (SCOHTS)

2-4

WTS 2007 Annual Conference

This year’s conference theme is “Reinventing The Wheel: New Strategies--New Technologies--New Possibilities” and exemplifies the need, real or perceived, to reinvent the way we do business in a changing industry. And many times, we may feel the need to reinvent ourselves by learning new skills or taking on new careers.

3-7

AASHTO Spring Meeting

13-19

National Transportation Week

National Transportation Week is working with the National Defense Transportation Association and the Detroit Metro Convention and Visitors Bureau on special events to take place in Detroit for NTW. Detroit is an ideal spot to host NTW events, given the city’s significance in transportation.

15-17

2007 Safe Routes to School State Coordinators National Meeting

3-5

NASTO 2007 Annual Meeting

4-6

ITS America’s 2007 Annual Meeting and Exposition

20-22

NCUTCD Midyear Meeting

23-26

NARC 41st Annual Conference and Exhibition

23-27

National Sheriffs’ Association 2007 Annual Conference

25-29

National FHWA Safety & Operations Leadership Conference

Open ONLY to federal employees

7-11

WASHTO 2007 Annual Meeting

9-11

AASHTO Mississippi Valley Annual Meeting

9-12

4th International Driving Symposium on Human Factors in Driver Assessment, Training, and Vehicle Design

13-17

National Association of Counties Annual Meeting (NACo)

22-26

2007 Traffic Records Forum

23-26

National Local Transportation Assistance Program (LTAP) 2007 Annual Conference

3-8

SASHTO 2007 Annual Meeting

5-8

ITE 2007 Annual Meeting and Exhibit

5-11

National Stop on Red Week

8-10

5th International Conference on Maintenance and Rehabilitation of Pavements and Technological Control (MAIREPAV5)

August 17-September 3

National Crackdown: “Drunk Driving. Over the Limit. Under Arrest”

25-28

NADO 2007 Annual Conference

26-30

An International Conference on Forensic Toxicology: Alcohol, Drugs and Traffic Safety and Ignition Interlock Symposium

26-28

Meaningful Transit Input into Transportation Planning and Land Use: Best Practices

9-12

American Public Works Association Congress & Exposition

23-26

GHSA 2007 Annual Meeting

26-27

AASHO Highway and Transportation Safety Subcommittee on Safety Management

September 27-October 1

AASHTO 2007 Annual Meeting

1-5

AMPO 2007 Annual Conference

10

Put the Brakes On Fatalities Day

13-17

International Association of Chiefs of Police 113th Annual Conference

21-27

National School Bus Safety Week

6-8

7th National Conference on Asset Management

13-14

National Partnership for Highway Quality (NPHQ)

1-31

National Drunk & Drugged Driving (3D) Prevention Month

15-31

“Drunk Driving. Over the Limit. Under Arrest.” National Crackdown

13-17

TRB 87th Annual Meeting

13

1:30 PM - 3:15 PM

321 Tools for Incorporating Safety as a Planning Factor in Transportation Planning

„¯ Moderator: Ken Leonard „¯ The Transportation Safety Planners Desk Reference (Jody McCullough) „¯ NCHRP 8-44: The NCHRP 536 publication and an update on the planning tool (Simon Washington) „¯ AAA (usRAP) risk mapping tool to identify high crash locations on rural roads and the traffic STATS tool to identify levels of risk across various modes (Peter Kissinger) „¯ Locating and using data at a local level (Rosemarie Anderson)

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3:45 PM ¡V 5:30 PM

373 The Safety Planning Factor: From Legislation into Practice

„¯ Moderator: Kathy Krause „¯ The New Planning Rule (Rob Ritter) „¯ Montana DOT (Jim Lynch) „¯ PennDOT (Gary Modi) „¯ North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority (Lois Goldman)

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10:15 AM - 12:00 PM

Transportation Safety Planning Subcommittee, ANB10(3)

Monday, January 14, 2008, 10:15 AM - 12:00 PM Kathleen F. Krause, Federal Highway Administration, presiding Sponsored by: Transportation Safety Management Committee (ANB10)

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2:30 PM - 6:00 PM

Transportation Safety Management Committee

Transportation Safety Management Committee Wednesday, January 16, 2008, 2:30 PM - 6:00 PM Michael F. Trentacoste, Federal Highway Administration, presiding Sponsored by: Transportation Safety Management Committee (ANB10)

3-5

NARC Washington Policy Conference

6-8

2008 California Transportation Planning Conference

7-9

7th Annual New Partners for Smart Growth Conference: Building Safe, Healthy and Livable Communities

8-12

ATSSA's 38th Annual Convention & Traffic Expo

8-10

Local Government Commission’s 6th Annual New Partners for Smart Growth Conference “Building Safe, Healthy, and Livable Communities”

March 30-April 2

ITE 2008 Technical Conference and Exhibit

2-3

AASHTO Standing Committee on Highway Traffic Safety

7-11

National Work Zone Awareness Week

10-11

Traffic Data Workshop: Successful Strategies in Data Collection for Corridors and Planning

13-15

Lifesavers National Conference

18-23

National Association of County Engineers (NACE)

April 27-May 1

American Planning Association 2008 National Planning Conference

1

May is Motorcycle Awareness Month

5-9

AASHTO Spring Meeting

8

TRB Webinar: Accommodating Pedestrians at Signalized Intersections

11-17

National Transportation Week

12-14

The 2008 Rail Corridor Safety Conference: “A Railroad Runs Through It: Working Together for Mobility & Safety”

16

National Bike Day

18-21

National Roundabout Conference

18-24

National Public Works Week

May 19-June 1

“Click It or Ticket” Mobilization

1-3

NASTO’s Northeast Association of State Transportation Officials 2008 Conference

1-4

National Congress of American Indians (NCAI)

1-6

2008 Community Transportation Expo

8-10

NASTO’s Northeast Association of State Transportation Officials 2008 Conference

8-11

Standing Committee on Planning and Standing Committee on Finance Joint Meeting

14-17

NARC's 42nd Annual Conference and Exhibition

15-18

TRB 2008 Summer Conference

18-20

National Committee on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (NCUTCD) Mid-Year Meeting

June 28-July 2

National Sheriffs Association Annual Conference

7-10

Mississippi Valley Conference of State Highway and Transportation Departments

11-15

National Association of Counties Annual meeting (NACo)

13-16

8th National Conference on Access Management

14-17

National Local Transportation Assistance Program (LTAP)

20-23

(tentative)

WASHTO Annual Meeting

25-31

34th Traffic Records Forum

3-9

National Stop on Red Week

3-8

2008 Motor Vehicle and Traffic Law Institute Hotel and Travel Information

5-7

State Public Transit Partnerships Conference

8-13

Southeastern Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (SASHTO)

10-12

North Atlantic Transportation Planning Officials

12-15

AAMVA 11th Annual Transportation Summit

17-20

ITE 2008 Annual Meeting and Exhibit

17-19

NADO National Rural Transportation Peer Learning Conference

17-20

American Public Works Association (APWA) Congress

17-20

ITE 2008 Annual Meeting and Exhibit

19-20

Highway Safety Manual Task Force (ANB25Y) Summer Meeting

24-27

AAMVA 2008 Annual International Conference

3-5

Conference on Best Practices in Addressing SAFETEA-LU Requirements in Statewide Transportation Planning

7-10

GHSA 2008 Annual Meeting

10-12

AASHTO Subcommittee on Safety Management

17-19

11th National Conference on Transportation Planning for Small and Medium-Sized Communities: Tools of the Trade

22-23

North American Freight Flows Conference: Understanding Changes and Improving Data Sources

3-7

NADO 2008 Annual Training Conference

4-7

ATA Management Conference & Exposition

5-8

APTA Annual Meeting

16-20

AASHTO Annual Meeting

19-22

TRB’s 18th National Rural Public and Intercity Bus Transportation Conference

19-24

65th Annual Convention of the National Congress of American Indians

28-31

AMPO 2008 Annual Conference

6-8

7th National Conference on Asset Management

8-12

IACP 115th Annual Conference and Exposition

11-15

National League of Cities’ 85th Congress of Cities & Exposition

20

Developing a Theoretical Understanding of Highway Crash Causation (by invitation)

15-31

“Drunk Driving. Over the Limit, Under Arrest” National Crackdown

1-5

ATSSA's 39th Convention

22-25

ITE 2009 Technical Conference

24-25

Midwest Traffic Data: Successful Strategies in the Collection and Analysis of Data

24-26

Fatigue Management in Transportation Operations

March 30-April 1

Lifesavers

4-7

2009 CVSA Workshop

6-10

National Work Zone Awareness Week

19-23

NACE 2009

21-23

SHSP Peer Exchange and State DOT Safety Engineer Peer Exchange (by invitation)

25-29

APA 2009 National Planning Conference

1-6

APTA 2009 Bus & Paratransit Conference and International Bus Rodeo

13-18

AASHTO Spring Meeting

17-21

TRB 12th Annual National Transportation Planning Applications Conference

May 31-June 5

CTAA Expo 2009

1-3

ITS 2009 Annual Meeting & Exposition

1-3

NARC 43rd Annual Conference and Exhibition

17-20

IACP Highway Safety Committee Midyear Meeting

21-23

NASTO Annual Meeting

11-15

WASHTO Annual Meeting

12-16

www.atsip.org/index.php?/atsip/2009forum

2009 Traffic Records Forum

15-17

Mississippi Valley Conference

9-12

ITE 2009 Annual Meeting and Exhibit

11-12

NHI-TSP Course Pilot

12-14

http://www.transportation.org/meetings/240.aspx

FTA State Programs Meeting Wednesday

August 26-September 2

SASHTO Annual Meeting

August 30-September 2

GHSA Annual Meeting

1-4

Subcommittee on Traffic Safety Management

13-16

APWA International Public Works Congress & Exposition

3-7

IACP 116th

4

IACP Highway Safety Committee Annual Meeting

19-21

8th National Conference on Transportation Asset Management

22-27

AASHTO Annual Meeting

27-30

TRB International Conference on Women's Issues in Transportation

27-30

AMPO Annual Meeting

28-30

NADO National Rural Transportation Conference

11

TRB Annual Meeting

12

TRB Annual Meeting

Highway Safety Management Subcommittee Monday, January 12, 2009, 10:15 AM - 12:00 PM, Marriott Tribal Safety Issues Subcommittee Monday, January 12, 2009, 1:30 PM - 3:15 PM, Hilton Transportation Safety Planning Subcommittee Monday, January 12, 2009, 3:45 PM - 5:30 PM, Marriott Highway Safety Program in SAFETEA-LU Monday, January 12, 2008, 8:00 AM - 9:45 AM, Marriott Road Safety Evaluations: Parts 1 Monday, January 12, 2009, 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM, Marriott Return on Investment: Costs and Benefits of Collecting Safety Data Monday, January 12, 2009, 3:45 PM – 5:30 PM, Hilton

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TRB Annual Meeting

Development of the Highway Safety Manual Task Force Tuesday, January 13, 2009, 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM, Marriott Safety Data, Analysis and Evaluation Committee Tuesday, January 13, 2009, 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM, Marriott Highway Safety Workforce Development Task Force Tuesday, January 13, 2009, 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM, Marriott Road Safety Evaluations: Parts 2 Tuesday, January 13, 2009, 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM, Marriott

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TRB Annual Meeting

Transportation Safety Management Committee Wednesday, January 14, 2009, 2:30 PM - 6:00 PM, Marriott Highway Safety Manual (HSM) Implementation Subcommittee Wednesday, January 14, 2009, 7:30 PM - 9:30 PM, Marriott Implementation of the Highway Safety Manual Wednesday, January 14, 2009, 10:15 AM – 12:00 PM, Marriott

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TRB Annual Meeting