OTC Radar November 2015
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RADAR
News from the Ontario Traffic Council Click & Follow Us
NOVEMBER 2015
ADVANCED TIS
BOOK 7
WORKSHOP
TRAINING
The advanced level Transportation Impact Study workshop which will take place November 23, 2015 in Burlington. The Transportation Impact Study (TIS) advanced course will provide a detailed description and indepth discussion on two key areas of transportation impact studies: developing transportation parameters for the subject site; and technical aspects of carrying out the analysis. The workshop will focus on two key modules to give additional focus on the subjects covered on the agenda.
ADVANCED SIGNAL TIMING
The next Book 18 Training course will take place December 1, 2015 in Mississauga
COURSE
The Ontario Traffic Manual’s Book 7 (Temporary Conditions) has been developed to provide basic uniform requirements for traffic control in work zones during roadway or utility construction and maintenance operations on or adjacent to public highways including ramps and municipal roads and streets, (as well as other public ways to which road traffic has access).
The 2015 Advanced Signal Timing Course will be held on December 10, 2015 in Markham.
For details and registration visit www.otc.org
For details and registration visit www.otc.org
This advanced signal timing course has been revised for 2015 and is designed to provide the traffic engineering practitioner with concepts and techniques used to define, calculate and implement signal timing plans for various operating conditions and characteristics. The course is designed for transportation professionals involved with decisions, process or implementation of new signal timing. For more information and to register visit: www.otc.org
Committee Meetings Future Committee meeting dates (open to OTC members—Please RSVP in advance):
Also...
Parking: November 23, Precise ParkLink Inc., Toronto
Active Transportation: November 20, Metro Hall, Toronto
Traffic Engineering: December 11, MMM office, Thornhill
Traffic Training: November 26, City of Brampton offices
Transportation Planning: November 20, Metro Hall, City of Toronto Offices
Attention HR: Take advantage of OTC’s new 1-year unlimited job postings for just $450 (single postings are $99). Email [email protected] to learn more.
Save the date: Technical Traffic Operations Course, April 4-15, 2016 at the Ontario Police College Details coming soon.
A draft Table of Contents for the 2016 OTC School Crossing Guard Guide has been developed and is available for review at: www.otc.org/research
RADAR
News from the Ontario Traffic Council Click & Follow Us
NOVEMBER 2015
ADVANCED TIS
BOOK 7
WORKSHOP
TRAINING
The advanced level Transportation Impact Study workshop which will take place November 23, 2015 in Burlington. The Transportation Impact Study (TIS) advanced course will provide a detailed description and indepth discussion on two key areas of transportation impact studies: developing transportation parameters for the subject site; and technical aspects of carrying out the analysis. The workshop will focus on two key modules to give additional focus on the subjects covered on the agenda.
ADVANCED SIGNAL TIMING
The next Book 18 Training course will take place December 1, 2015 in Mississauga
COURSE
The Ontario Traffic Manual’s Book 7 (Temporary Conditions) has been developed to provide basic uniform requirements for traffic control in work zones during roadway or utility construction and maintenance operations on or adjacent to public highways including ramps and municipal roads and streets, (as well as other public ways to which road traffic has access).
The 2015 Advanced Signal Timing Course will be held on December 10, 2015 in Markham.
For details and registration visit www.otc.org
For details and registration visit www.otc.org
This advanced signal timing course has been revised for 2015 and is designed to provide the traffic engineering practitioner with concepts and techniques used to define, calculate and implement signal timing plans for various operating conditions and characteristics. The course is designed for transportation professionals involved with decisions, process or implementation of new signal timing. For more information and to register visit: www.otc.org
Committee Meetings Future Committee meeting dates (open to OTC members—Please RSVP in advance):
Also...
Parking: November 23, Precise ParkLink Inc., Toronto
Active Transportation: November 20, Metro Hall, Toronto
Traffic Engineering: December 11, MMM office, Thornhill
Traffic Training: November 26, City of Brampton offices
Transportation Planning: November 20, Metro Hall, City of Toronto Offices
Attention HR: Take advantage of OTC’s new 1-year unlimited job postings for just $450 (single postings are $99). Email [email protected] to learn more.
Save the date: Technical Traffic Operations Course, April 4-15, 2016 at the Ontario Police College Details coming soon.
A draft Table of Contents for the 2016 OTC School Crossing Guard Guide has been developed and is available for review at: www.otc.org/research
