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Today we talk to AirSage's Matthew Martimo, VP of R&D. Matthew is an accomplished R&D executive and respected thought leader in the rapidly evolving big data and predictive analytics sectors with nine years of experience driving high-tech product development and revenue goals. We talk to Matthew about how AirSage's innovative wireless signaling analytics has changed the transportation [...]
The Safe Routes to School will be co-hosting the first Safe Routes to School Regional Meeting with the The National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board Bicycle and Pedestrian Subcommittee Date: October 29, 2013 Time: 9a.m.-2p.m. Location: Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments 777 North Capitol Street NE Washington DC 20002 Training Center Register: Registration is online For the first time, Safe [...]
At Mobility Lab's “People First: The Future of Transportation in America”, Secretary LaHood will be speaking to the public for the first time since leaving the DOT. At this event, dedicated to promoting walking, biking, rideshare, and public transportation, the Secretary wants to encourage people to keep the momentum going that he has helped build [...]
Hey DC-area YPTers! The Coalition for Smarter Growth, the DC region's leading organization advocating for transit, pedestrian, and bicycling infrastructure, has invited YPT members and friends to attend its Smart Growth Social with special guest and author Jeff Speck on Wednesday, October 2. We've worked with the Coalition for Smarter Growth to offer YPT members and friends a special [...]
Transportation planning is evolving due to demographics and economic changes, new technologies and data, and shifting policy priorities. Buzzwords like “performance-based”, “operations”, “fiscally constrained”, “sustainability”, or “livability” illustrate the new frontiers for planning. How can transportation planners adjust methods and messages as they prepare statewide transportation plans? The TRB Statewide Multimodal Transportation Planning Committee (ADA10) [...]
