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| Comprehensive Bikeway Design 2.0 still has open spots!
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Comprehensive Bikeway Design 2.0
July 25 - 29, 2016
Room 315, Engineering Building, Portland State University
Course Faculty: Peter Koonce, Nick Falbo, Rob Burchfield, Jessica Roberts, Dana Dickman,Drusilla van Hengel, Deven Young, Shelley Oylear, Steve Hoyt McBeth
This IBPI advanced course covers the fundamentals of bikeway design and planning through an intensive week of interactive classroom and field experience and one-on-one problem solving with instructors. The course primarily focuses on improving existing bicycle networks. The course will highlight the latest research and innovative practice and provide you with skills and diverse perspectives to take your bike network to the next level.
Who Should Attend: Transportation engineers, urban planners, past participants of the 1.0 course, and others interested in in-depth engineering and planning examples of bikeway design and
innovation. This course best serves people from communities who already have a developed bicycle network, particularly municipal staff and other transportation professionals who have worked for a few years in their roles and are continuing to work on implementing bicycle facilities.
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| Comprehensive Bikeway Design 1.0 also has a few spots still available
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Comprehensive Bikeway Design 1.0August 16 - 21, 2016
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The field of bikeway planning and design has been evolving rapidly over the last decade. As communities have put bikeway plans into effect, we've learned what works and what doesn't; how to plan effectively, design correctly and make investments that get results. We've distilled those lessons into our comprehensive bikeway planning and design course. The pioneers and leading practitioners in the field will teach the fundamentals of bikeway planning and design through an intensive week of classroom sessions and tours. The instruction and
interaction with other participants will bring you up to speed on innovative practice and research and teach you the skills and techniques you need to get started on your next project.
Who Should Attend: People interested in nurturing cycling in their communities, including urban planners, advocates, policymakers, transportation engineers and other transportation professionals. People looking to make low-risk investments in proven bicycle plans and facilities. This class has a planning focus, with some engineering issues
covered.
View course web page | Register
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| Early Bird Deadline Extended to July 15 for Open Streets Summit
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The Early Bird Registration deadline for the 2016 International Open Streets Summit has been extended to July 15, to give you more time to register.
Early bird rate includes:
- $55 savings
- Unlimited access to mobile tours*
We recommend registering for lodging as soon as possible. Hotel rates can get quite high in
Portland in August.
*If you register after July 15, you can still participate in the mobile tours by purchasing a Tour Pass for an additional $25.
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