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Postponed Until a Later Time!!Please Check Back for Further InformationWORKSHOP ON ROAD, PEDESTRIAN & BICYCLE SAFETY &PUT THE BRAKES ON FATALITIES DAY
September, 2007
The Transportation and Development Institute of ASCE (T&DI), and its partner the American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA) are sponsoring a focused workshop on road, pedestrian and bicycle safety. The workshop will be held October 10, 2007 in Room 125 of the Ft. Lauderdale – Broward County Convention Center in Ft. Lauderdale, FL in conjunction with the Intertraffic North America trade show (www.northamerica.intertraffic.com). This workshop is targeted toward transportation engineers and planners interested in roadway, work zone, bicycle and pedestrian safety; planning and design of bicycle and multi-user trails, and accommodation of pedestrians in the right-of-way. The workshop will also have a session devoted to the Put the Brakes on Fatalities program. Put the Brakes on Fatalities is a national program designed to have transportation professionals educate the public on how their driving actions have a direct impact on the number of annual fatalities in the US. The workshop is occurring on the 7th Put the Brakes on Fatalities Day, October 10, 2007 which will be celebrated as part of the workshop.
Registration for this workshop is $125 for members/staff of ASCE, T&DI, and ARTBA, $150 for non-members and $50 for full-time students (with valid student ID). This fee includes all materials, breaks, lunch and admission to the exhibit hall floor. Click here for a PDF file to fill out and fax or mail your registration information to T&DI. Fax to 703-295-6421 or mail to Transportation & Development Institute of ASCE,1801 Alexander Bell Drive, Reston, VA 20191. Location: Room 125, Ft. Lauderdale – Broward County Convention Center, 1950 Eisenhower Boulevard, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316 Hotels: Some hotels in the area near convention center include:
We recommend you make your hotel reservations early to secure the best rates and availability. Click here to view the Preliminary Program
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