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Traffic Calming: Lessons Learned, Part II
Although many agencies have been using traffic calming strategies for many years, the results have been mixed. Most agencies failed to put into place a comprehensive set of procedures for process requests from the public to address neighborhood traffic management issues.
Part II of the series focuses on lessons learned by looking at case study and describes the backlash that occurred from poorly thought out traffic calming installations. Participants receive a handout summarizing the presentation including a list of references. The seminar is co-sponsored by ASCE's Transportation & Development Institute and ASCE Continuing Education.
Part II of this series will take place at 12 Noon - 1:00pm Eastern Time, per the date(s) listed. $249M/$299NM Per Seminar Site. Or Attend BOTH and pay $498M/ $598NM Per Seminar Site.
Earn 1 Professional Development Hour (1 PDH)
To register for the complete series click here
Part II of the series focuses on lessons learned by looking at case study and describes the backlash that occurred from poorly thought out traffic calming installations. Participants receive a handout summarizing the presentation including a list of references. The seminar is co-sponsored by ASCE's Transportation & Development Institute and ASCE Continuing Education.
Part II of this series will take place at 12 Noon - 1:00pm Eastern Time, per the date(s) listed. $249M/$299NM Per Seminar Site. Or Attend BOTH and pay $498M/ $598NM Per Seminar Site.
Earn 1 Professional Development Hour (1 PDH)
To register for the complete series click here
