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Talking Technology and Transportation (T3) Webinars

Got an ITS question? T3 Webinar subject matter experts can respond to your question. Learn more about the Ask the Experts Program.

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Talking Technology and Transportation (T3) Webinars are designed to help agencies feel confident about deploying and operating ITS technologies as a means to address challenges in their transportation systems. These free, 90-minute, interactive online meetings offer knowledge sharing on topics related to ITS planning, design, procurement, deployment, and operations. The goal of the T3 Webinar Program is to increase the planning and technical capabilities of the ITS workforce, leading to a greater number of integrated, strategic, and effectively-deployed ITS system.

In addition to the standard 90-minute T3 webinar, the PCB Program is now offering two T3 webinar options: T3 Lites feature one presenter on a specific ITS-related topic for 30 minutes followed by a question and answer period and T3e webinars focus on emerging research from academia.

T3 Webinar Schedule

Date	Time	Title	Location	Sponsor
11/08/16	2:00-3:30 PM ET	Public Perception of Safety Messages and Public Service Announcement on Dynamic Messages Signs in Rural Areas	Online	ITS PCB
11/16/16	1:00-2:30 PM ET	Learning from the Implementation of Dynamic Tolling on I-405 Express Lanes	Online	ITS PCB

Recent T3 Webinars

Date	Title	Webinar Replay	Ask the Experts
10/31/16	Data and Connected Vehicle Support of Active Traffic Management Strategies	Available in November	No
10/13/16	Making the Business Case for Traffic Incident Management Programs	Available in November	No
10/05/16	Strategies for Implementing Open and Mobile Payment Systems	Available in November	Until 12/04/16
09/28/16	Next Generation Traveler Information—Agency Social Media	Available in October	Until 11/27/16
08/03/16	Supporting Freight Operations with ITS	Available now	No
07/28/16	Connected Vehicles and Rural Road Weather Management	Available in October	No
06/27/16	Automation in Europe: Update on Activities in the Netherlands, Sweden, and the United Kingdom	Available now	No
06/16/16	Network-Wide Impacts of Connected Vehicles on Mobility: An Agent-Based Modeling Approach	Available now	No
05/26/16	Sustainable Urban Traffic Management Using Advanced Technologies	Available now	No
05/10/16	Adapting to Climate Change Using Intelligent Transportation Systems	Available now	No

Missed a T3 Webinar? Find playbacks of past T3 Webinars in the T3 Webinar Archive.

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T3 Webinar Basics

A T3 Webinar is normally 90 minutes with presentations delivered in the first 60 minutes followed by 30 minutes for questions and answers from the audience.
Accessible 24/7, past events are stored in the T3 Webinar Archive and include an audio/video playback of the webinar. Transcripts from the webinar along with presentations use in the webinar are posted in the archive approximately three weeks after the webinar.
The ITS PCB Program does not offer Professional Development Hours (PDHs); however, your completion of a training module may qualify as a PDH-eligible activity with your licensing agency. The steps to request a confirmation that you attended the webinar are explained in the webinar.

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