This webinar will provide information on emerging changes in long-term transportation trends and expectations that will likely follow after the pandemic, and it will discuss what this can mean for transportation investment planning, funding and prioritization. The webinar will identify “levers” in travel demand models and in the TREDIS economic framework that can be used to explore scenarios for long-term future change, and assess their economic implications for decision-making. An illustrative example using TREDIS will be provided, and time will be left for audience questions and discussion.

Stay tuned for future events! 

Previously recorded web seminars:

In case you missed an earlier web seminar session, please click on the links below to view the recordings of these events.

Special Topic Webinars:

• TREDPLAN: Robust Long-Range Transportation Planning for an Uncertain Future (August, 2019)
• TREDIS: Transportation Applications (July, 2019)
• Introducing TREDTransitTM (October, 2018)
• Gain the Competitive Advantage Using TREDPLAN-RegionsTM (July, 2018)
• BUILD a Better Transportation Grant Application: Leverage Economic Development Impact (May, 2018)
• TREDPLAN for Air and Marine Ports (December, 2017)
• Introducing TREDAir (May, 2017)
• Addressing Emerging Technologies Part 2 - Passenger Modes (April, 2017)
• Addressing Emerging Technologies Part 1 - Freight Modes (March, 2017)
• Introducing TREDPLAN - Get Ahead of the Curve: Transition from Vulnerable to Resilient (February, 2017)
• Making the Case for Transit: How transit adds value and improves the efficiency of your transportation network (October, 2016)
• Bridge and Pavement Preservation Programs: An Economic Perspective (June, 2016)  
• TREDIS 5: Freight Planning and Economic Development (March, 2016)
• Applications of Economic Analysis for Cities and Metro Areas (July, 2014)
• Economic Analysis for MAP-21: Requirements & Opportunities (July, 2013)

Technical Webinars:

• Introduction to TREDIS 5 (April, 2016)
• Introduction to TREDIS 5 (February, 2016)
• Introduction to TREDIS 5: Live Demonstration (December, 2015)
• Introducing TREDIS 5 (November, 2015)
• Freight Planning and Economic Development (September, 2014)
• Introducing FREE Multimodal Benefit-Cost Analysis Tool, TREDIS-MBCA (September, 2013)

Practical Applications, Featuring Guest Speakers:

• Adapting Transportation Economic Analysis to Audiences and Issues (July, 2012)

Guest Speakers:
Scott Moore, Moore Data LLC - Richland County Transportation Plan
Wendy Tao, Cambridge Systematics - CA Land Use & Density
David Wasserman, North Carolina DOT - Hwy Prioritization 2.0
Steve Landau, EDR Group - MA South Coast Corridor
Brianne Glover, Texas Transportation Institute - Competitive Grant Applications
Kyle Schneweis, High Street Consulting - KS Highway Preservation Building

• Building Support for Transportation Planning using Economic Impact Analysis (Sept., 2011)

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Guest Speakers:
Craig Casper, Transportation Director, Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments 
Alpesh Patel, Strategic Planning Office, North Carolina Department of Transportation 
Kermit Wies, Deputy Executive Director, Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning

• Managing Transportation Investments (February, 2011)

Guest Speakers: 
Federal Perspective:  Martin Weiss, formerly at Federal Highway Administration 
State/Local Perspective:  Chandler Duncan, formerly at MN DOT and Charlotte DOT

• Workshop - Using Economic Impact Analysis for Transportation Decision Making (June, 2010)

Guest Speakers: 
Julie Lorenz - Kansas Department of Transportation 
Mike Garrett – Virginia Department of Transportation 
Craig Casper - Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments 
Brett M. Baden - Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning
Robert Russell - Wisconsin Department of Transportation

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