ITE Canada’s Training Committee is pleased to present a course on Transportation & Affordability: Planning Complete Networks to Reduce Auto-Dependence.
This half-day training, delivered by Mobycon, will help transportation professionals understand the role they can play in addressing the housing crisis, what “car-lite” communities look like, and how to design and implement complete networks for new and intensifying communities.
Participants will leave this workshop with a stronger understanding of the building blocks for car-lite communities and actionable takeaways for their work in producing transportation master plans, secondary plans, plans of subdivision, and transportation impact assessments.
If you’re a transportation or land use planner, engineer, or other professional interested in designing more sustainable, affordable and inclusive communities, don’t miss this professional development opportunity.
To see the full workshop description, learning outcomes, trainer biographies, registration information, visit the event pages below.
Upcoming Workshops
Date: April 29
Time: 12 pm to 4 pm (ET) / 9 am to 1 pm (PT)
Fees: $150.00 – $350.00
Register here by April 28
Date: June 4
Time: 1:45 pm to 5:45 pm (Atlantic Time)
Venue: Halifax Convention Centre
Fees: $375.00 – $475.00
Register here
Testimonials from recent participants
[This workshop] provided me with a good background of the subject along with a smattering of research and statistics, plus some exercises to help cement the learning objectives.
This was an interesting topic and I really appreciated learning about the European view on this matter. It was good to look through fresh perspectives on this topic.
I liked the case studies and particularly North American examples
I learned tools and techniques that are applicable in my practice to design communities with the intent of supporting a car-lite or car-free lifestyle. Real-life examples and a new greenfield case study were both explored.
Preview the Course
Get a sneak peek of the training in this article from Transportation Talk highlighting the housing and transportation affordability crisis, car-lite communities, and how planning mobility networks can offer practical solutions.
About ITE Canada Training
ITE Canada’s training program is overseen by the Training Committee, a committed group of volunteer transportation professionals who coordinate the development and delivery of courses and workshops:
- Marcia Eng
- Karin Huang
- Hamed Esmaeeli
- Ali Zaidi
- Adam St. Amant
