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RADAR News from the Ontario Traffic Council
OCTOBER 2013
Committee Meetings
TIS INTRO BOOK 7 WORKSHOP
TRAINING
On November 1, the OTC will be holding an introductory/intermediate level training on concepts in Transportation Impact Studies in Oakville.
Our next open Book 7: Temporary Conditions training courses on will be held in Mississauga on October 29.
Future Committee meeting dates (open to OTC members—Please RSVP in advance): Parking: November 18, City of Brampton offices Traffic Engineering: October 17, Nottawasaga Hotel, Alliston Transportation Planning: October 25, City of Toronto offices, North York Traffic Training Course: November 7, City of Burlington offices
This workshop will help to identify the additional traffic contribution of a particular site development and provide a basis for estimating roadway improvements attributed to a proposed development to maintain a satisfactory level of service, while ensuring that the recommendations are compatible with the local jurisdiction's road policy.
The OTC’s Book 7 training course has been developed to provide requirements for traffic control in work zones during roadway construction and maintenance operations on or adjacent to public roads. This 1-day course is designed to instruct supervisors and installers on how to safely set up, operate, and remove temporary traffic controls.
TRAFFIC
ENGINEERING WORKSHOP This year’s Traffic Engineering Workshop will be held at the Nottawasaga Inn in Alliston on October 17. These informative sessions will explore current traffic engineering topics. The information will be geared to all traffic professionals from across Ontario. The full agenda and registration details is available now at http://www.otc.org
Full info: http://www.otc.org
Register at: http://www.otc.org
In other news . . .
The Joint OTC—ITE Toronto Sec on workshop is returning on November 14 in Vaughan. The day’s topics will be Developing Sustainable Downtowns—Ini a ves and Challenges. An agenda will follow on the OTC website soon. Save the date!
The OTC is currently hos ng some job pos ngs which will close in the next few days. Have a look now on the OTC website and click “Careers.”
A en on HR! Post your job pos ngs on the OTC website for only $99. Email your pos ng to [email protected] today!
RADAR News from the Ontario Traffic Council
OCTOBER 2013
Committee Meetings
TIS INTRO BOOK 7 WORKSHOP
TRAINING
On November 1, the OTC will be holding an introductory/intermediate level training on concepts in Transportation Impact Studies in Oakville.
Our next open Book 7: Temporary Conditions training courses on will be held in Mississauga on October 29.
Future Committee meeting dates (open to OTC members—Please RSVP in advance): Parking: November 18, City of Brampton offices Traffic Engineering: October 17, Nottawasaga Hotel, Alliston Transportation Planning: October 25, City of Toronto offices, North York Traffic Training Course: November 7, City of Burlington offices
This workshop will help to identify the additional traffic contribution of a particular site development and provide a basis for estimating roadway improvements attributed to a proposed development to maintain a satisfactory level of service, while ensuring that the recommendations are compatible with the local jurisdiction's road policy.
The OTC’s Book 7 training course has been developed to provide requirements for traffic control in work zones during roadway construction and maintenance operations on or adjacent to public roads. This 1-day course is designed to instruct supervisors and installers on how to safely set up, operate, and remove temporary traffic controls.
TRAFFIC
ENGINEERING WORKSHOP This year’s Traffic Engineering Workshop will be held at the Nottawasaga Inn in Alliston on October 17. These informative sessions will explore current traffic engineering topics. The information will be geared to all traffic professionals from across Ontario. The full agenda and registration details is available now at http://www.otc.org
Full info: http://www.otc.org
Register at: http://www.otc.org
In other news . . .
The Joint OTC—ITE Toronto Sec on workshop is returning on November 14 in Vaughan. The day’s topics will be Developing Sustainable Downtowns—Ini a ves and Challenges. An agenda will follow on the OTC website soon. Save the date!
The OTC is currently hos ng some job pos ngs which will close in the next few days. Have a look now on the OTC website and click “Careers.”
A en on HR! Post your job pos ngs on the OTC website for only $99. Email your pos ng to [email protected] today!
