Here’s what you can look forward to in this issue: CITE Awards Nominations & applications due February 1! A New Traffic Safety Paradigm Todd Litman offers a more integrated and comprehensive approach to traffic safety. Canadian Capacity Guide Introducing new software integration with PTV Vistro Traffic… Read More
Applications for 2018 CITE Scholarships and Awards are now open! Deadline for submissions is February 1, 2018. Each year, the Canadian Institute of Transportation Engineers sponsors an awards program to honour outstanding achievement in transportation engineering, planning and distinguished service to CITE. The awards, presented annually at the CITE Annual… Read More
Call for Abstracts Deadline Extended CITE Edmonton 2018 Submissions due October 31, 2017 CITE invites all interested transportation professionals and students to take a lead role in our annual conference from June 2-6, 2018 in Edmonton, AB! You have until Halloween to submit your abstract. Visit https://itecanada.org/2018-edmonton/abstracts for all the details!… Read More
Training Proposal Expression of Interest The Canadian Institute of Transportation Engineers (CITE) Training Committee invites individuals or firms to express their interest in providing training opportunities to members of CITE. CITE is interested in supporting training in various topics. Training topics that CITE would be interested in supporting may include, but… Read More
CITE invites all interested transportation professionals and students to take a lead role in our annual conference from June 2-6, 2018 in Edmonton, AB! The spirit of the conference will emphasize the strength of our organization: fostering ITE’s community. CITE Edmonton 2018: Fostering Community will provide a unique forum for… Read More
CITE continues our partnership with SFU to present this up-coming webinar: Selling Smart Growth — How to Communicate the Benefits of Accessible and Multi-modal Locations September 5, 11 am PDT (2 pm EDT). Reserve on Eventbrite Households often make trade-offs between housing and transportation costs: they… Read More
The following is offered by Simon Fraser University. If you have any questions, please contact the program directly. CITE members save $400 on SFU Next-Generation Transportation course Simon Fraser University’s online Next-Generation Transportation Certificate is designed to help planners and engineers use next-generation transportation strategies to advance livable and sustainable cities of the… Read More
We are just a few days away from the long-awaited Joint ITE/CITE 2017 Annual Meeting and Exhibit in Toronto! The meeting is expected to attract more than 1,200 transportation professionals from around the world, with over 425 Canadians registered. There is still time to register http://www.ite.org/annualmeeting/default.asp. But if… Read More
Here’s what you can look forward to in this issue: Lessons from the Past: Proactive Planning for Automated Vehicles How can we learn from the unintended consequences of the automobile and make the most of AVs to support community livability? Learn about how municipalities across Canada are planning… Read More
Bruce Belmore Ken Ackeret Voting is underway for ITE Intentional Vice-President and, this year, Canada’s Bruce Belmore is running along with Ken Ackeret. Profiles of both candidates can be viewed on the ITE website at www.ite.org/candidates. This is an important… Read More
