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8:00 AM
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8:00 AM
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This 10-mile bicycle ride will take you along the one-of-a-kind oceanfront promenade Hollywood Beach Broadwalk that stretches nearly two and a half miles along the Atlantic, making few stops along the way to a nature center, guided by those who are lucky enough to call this paradise home. The ride will be on both exclusive and shared bike lanes. Medium level of rider experience recommended. Bikes provides; participants should bring helmets. Sponsored by Iteris
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8:00 AM
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City of Fort Lauderdale, traditionally known as the springbreak town, has established itself as a world-class international business center. The City has invested a lot in recent years, in terms of both policies and infrastructure, to transform its downtown from an auto-centric environment into a multimodal, pedestrian and bicycle-friendly community. Downtown Fort Lauderdale has become the regional activity center and attracted the group of young people, the Millennials who are driving less and looking for transportation options, to live and stay in this vibrant environment. The tour will take you through downtown Fort Lauderdale to witness this transformation, and see the exciting multimodal development and facilities, transportation innovations, and future transportation infrastructure, etc.
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8:30 AM
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9:00 AM
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Room 303.
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9:15 AM
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Click on session title to view the speakers. Sponsored by the ITE Advocacy Committee and ITE Younger Member Committee. Learning Objective: What impacts will shifting trends in vehicle miles of travel per capita have on our profession and ITE? What is ITE’s ethical responsibility as a voice of the transportation industry? Panelists discuss how and if the existing tools will need to be adapted to fit this changing landscape.
9:15 AM
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Click on session title to view the speakers. Sponsored by the ITE Sustainability Standing Committee.
Learning Objective: What is a Mobility Hub, how does it differ from Transit Oriented Development, and what are the best/emerging/promising practices for Mobility Hub planning, design, implementation and operation?
9:15 AM
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Click on session title to view the speakers. Learning Objective: An overview of transportation alternatives and their impacts on trips generated will be covered by panelists.
9:15 AM
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Click on session title to view the speakers. Learning Objective: Assessing needs and applying countermeasures towards the zero deaths initiative. Review various safety tools and programs being utilized around the country.
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12:00 PM
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12:00 PM
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This exciting three-in-one tour includes stops at the Miami International Airport and Miami Intermodal Center, together with an on-board Tri-Rail presentation! Miami International Airport (MIA) offers more flights to Latin America and the Caribbean than any other U.S. airport, is America’s second-busiest airport for international passengers, boasts a lineup of 100 air carriers and is the top U.S. airport for international freight. Located just east of the Miami International Airport, the Miami Intermodal Center (MIC) is a massive $2 billion ground transportation hub being built by the Florida Department of Transportation. Operated by the South Florida Regional Transportation Authority (SFRTA), Tri-Rail serves Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties, the fifth largest urbanized area in the United States with more than five million residents.
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2:00 PM
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Learning Objective: Members of the ITE Delegation will share how the UK is addressing common challenges we face and how we adapt what they have done
to our specific environment. Panelists will discuss areas such as transportation policy, management, funding, operations, and safety. What did we learn in London and how do we apply it?
2:15 PM
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Conversation Circle. Click on session title to view the speakers. Sponsored by the ITE Roundabout Committee. Learning Objective: This session will discuss important aspects of modern roundabout design for potential roundabout users other than standard motorized vehicles such as bicyclists, pedestrians, ADA Accessibility, emergency vehicles, heavy vehicles, and motorcycles. Panelists will address how to successfully apply the latest techniques and best practices for accommodating and designing roundabouts for these users.
2:15 PM
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Click on session title to view the speakers. Learning Objective: To gain greater understanding of the use of adaptive traffic control strategies, specifically related to light rail transit; gain greater insights of operational experiences with the adaptive traffic signal control system, known as SCATS and understand implications and experiences of the management of maintenance and operations of the ITS end devices systems for VDOT.
2:15 PM
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Click on session title to view the speakers. Sponsored by the ITE Transportation Education Council.
Learning Objective: What are the needs of employers? Hear employer perspective on the knowledge and skills that graduating engineers need for the workplace. Identify and discuss the broad spectrum of job needs and priorities in transportation nationwide; identify training and development gaps in the engineering curriculum and develop partnerships across the ITE membership to address and fill these gaps.
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Click on session title to view the speakers. Sponsored by the ITE Transportation Expert Witness Council and ITE Pedestrian and Bicycle Standing Committee.
Learning Objective: Learn directly from a panel of expert witnesses on how to recognize the basis for claims against a public agency; understand the concepts of risk management in an organization and individually; utilize publications, procedures, data systems and documents to help defend against claims; and understand the importance of having a responsive approach to public safety concerns.
4:30 PM
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Click on session title to view the speakers. Sponsored by Jacobs Engineering Inc. Learning Objective: Panelists will lead a discussion on various issues associated with accessibility for visually-impaired pedestrians plus other successful roundabout innovations in Florida.
4:30 PM
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Click on session title to view the speakers. Sponsored by the ITE Parking Council.
Learning Objective: A case study that includes the perspectives from the city, the consultant and the community. Panelists will discuss various means and methods of how to manage the use of on- street parking in an intensively developed complex urban location, including: parking and loading inventory, parking space utilization, public involvement techniques, parking program concessionaire management relative to the public interest, and a range of parking options that would support residents, businesses and institutions alike in this 80 block study area.
4:30 PM
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Click on session title to view the speakers. Sponsored by the ITE Traffic Engineering Council and the ITE Young Member Committee.
Learning Objective: Participants will be introduced to six hot topics and/or emerging trends that are both critical to the advancement of the profession and important to the younger generation of engineers.
4:30 PM
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If you would like to bring a guest(s), please use Additional Social Event Tickets. What happens when ITE and YPT collaborate?The ITE/YPT Summertime Block Party, that's what! There’s no better way to relax and unwind than with a refreshing beverage with the breeze in your hair while enjoying the company of friends and colleagues. Whether you are young at heart and/or young in age, ditch your business attire for your summer casual for an evening waterside at Rival Sports Bar. We’ll have the entire venue, inside and out, so there will be plenty of space for an evening with fellow transportation professionals from ITE and the Young Transportation Professionals (YPT). Come early because the first drink’s on us!
Sponsored by Stantec Consulting Services Inc.
6:30 PM
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If you would like to bring a guest(s), please enter the appropriate number in the quantity field and click "Add." There’s no better way to relax and unwind than with a refreshing beverage with the breeze in your hair while enjoying the company of friends and colleagues. Whether you are young at heart and/or young in age, ditch your business attire for your summer casual for an evening waterside at Rival Sports Bar. We’ll have the entire venue, inside and out, so there will be plenty of space for an evening with fellow transportation professionals from ITE and the Young Professional Transportation (YPT). Come early because the first drink’s on us! Sponsored by Stantec Consulting Services
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6:30 PM
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