Start Date:
December 01, 2020 from 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm EST
PDH Credit
1.5
Summary:
Webinar Description: This webinar focuses on the role of ITS and TSMO in improving safety. It discusses roadway safety advancements through Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAVs) and how technology and TSMO strategies could be used to improve roadway safety. The audience will also learn about real-world CAV safety projects conducted by the Center for Connected Multimodal Mobility (C2M2) through CAVs. The future potentials of roadway safety improvement through CAVs will be explored. The presenters will also discuss the current ITS and TSMO-related safety measures that are being implemented. Learning Objectives: Attendees of this webinar will be able to: Identify roadway safety applications that can be enabled by connected and automated vehicles (CAVs) Learn about real-world connected autonomous vehicles safety projects, conducted by the Center for Connected Multimodal Mobility (C2M2), through CAVs Explore future potentials of roadway safety improvement through CAVs Identify current technology (ITS) related safety measures in place Identify current TSMO strategies in place to improve roadway safety Discuss new ideas to improve roadway safety Speakers: Dennis (Dhanesh) Motiani, Regional Vice President | Kimley Horn Mashrur "Ronnie" Chowdhury, Professor | Clemson University Fees: Individual Webinar — ITE member price: $99; non-member price: $149 This fee includes a live web event, an archived recording, webinar evaluation, 1.5 PDH credits, and a certificate of completion.Learning Objectives:
Identify roadway safety applications that can be enabled by connected and automated vehicles (CAVs) Learn about real-world connected autonomous vehicles safety projects, conducted by the Center for Connected Multimodal Mobility (C2M2), through CAVs Explore future potentials of roadway safety improvement through CAVs Identify current technology (ITS) related safety measures in place Identify current TSMO strategies in place to improve roadway safety Discuss new ideas to improve roadway safety
Cost:
ITE member price: $99; non-member price: $149
Course Credit Requirements:
This fee includes a live web event, an archived recording, webinar evaluation, 1.5 PDH credits, and a certificate of completion.
Course Credit:
1.5 PDH Credits
Event Type:
Webinar