Webinar Description:
Learn how the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) used new video-based surrogate safety techniques to diagnose and validate safety improvements for protected bike lanes at six intersections in Seattle. Webinar participants will hear about why SDOT made the decision to use this new technique versus the tradition evaluative ones. Participants will also hear the benefits of implementing the video-based safety technique as well as factors to consider when deciding to implement it.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify challenges with traditional cyclist safety evaluation techniques.
- Introduction to surrogate road safety.
- Considerations for implementing video-based road safety techniques.
- Explain how public agencies are benefiting from augmenting road safety studies using near-miss analysis and other surrogate indicators to provide more comprehensive insights into road user operational and safety issues
Fee:
ITE Members -- No Charge
Non- Members -- $99.00
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This includes access to recording for 30 days, 1 evaluation, 1 certificate of completion, and 1.5 PDH credits.
Multiple attendees at one location who attended can receive PDH credit with an additional fee of $15 member/$25 nonmember. Login will be required. Instructions are provided on the webinar recording page in the Learning Hub of this course.
Policies: All live web event purchases are non-refundable within 7 business days prior to the event. You will have access to the recording of the webinar for 30 days following the event. On-demand recordings provide PDH credit to the registered attendee only; and does not provide credit to multiple attendees at one location. Registration will close one hour prior to event start. Once the live event is concluded and the recording is posted for on-demand status, it will have a 60 day shelf life. After the 60 days the webinar will be removed for archive.
Last Day to Purchase this Webinar: June 12, 2020.