Announcements

December 6 Webinar Materials

The second of four webinars in the From the Margins to the Mainstream series, presented by The Surface Transportation Policy Partnership (STPP) and the Center for Neighborhood Technology, took place on Thuesday, December 6.

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  • Planning Transit Services That Meet Your Community's Goals: Overview — Mary Kay Christopher
  • Planning Transit Services That Meet Your Community's Goals: Perspectives from Central Texas — John Cowman and Todd Hamingson
  • Private Sector Challenges of T.O.D. in New Urbanist Context — Art Lomenick
  • Private Sector Market Research Techniques: Advancing Customer-Responsive Transit Planning — Christopher Wornum and Andrew Tang

September 25 Webinar Materials

The first of four webinars in the From the Margins to the Mainstream series, presented by The Surface Transportation Policy Partnership (STPP) and the Center for Neighborhood Technology, took place on Tuesday September 25.

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  • Understanding the Transportation MOdels and Asking the Right Questions — Norm Marshall
  • SACOG: Models used for land use and transportation planning — Mike McKeever
  • Understanding Transportation Models: A User's Perspective — Leanne P. Redden
  • Making the models work: Meeting community goals — Harrison B. Rue

Read the announcement about the series (PDF)

The Surface Transportation Policy Partnership (STPP) and the Center for Neighborhood Technology announce new sessions to offer more in depth education and training on topics you identified at STPP’s 2006 workshops. We will host two webinars this fall and two workshops in spring 2008 focusing on four areas.

Reports

A Guide to Transportation Opportunities in You Community ( PDF)

STPP and its partners are pleased to release two new reports on the federal transportation law. The Guidebook reviews how federal surface transportation law can be used to support local and statewide efforts to build more livable communities and expand travel options.