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Manitoba Section April 2018 Luncheon
The April meeting of the ITE Manitoba Section will be held on Friday, April 27, 2018 starting at 12 noon. The luncheon will be held at the Winnipeg Winter Club, at 200 River Avenue. Parking is provided south of the building, and is accessible from Harkness Avenue and from Bell Avenue (via Donald Street). The main building entrance is on the south side of the building. Our Meeting will take place in the Riverview Room. Our presenter this month is…
Find out more »NACITE May Luncheon — Warman and Martensville Interchanges Design-Build Project
NACITE welcomes Dave Fraser and Andy Heath, both of McElhanney. Dave Fraser is a Professional Engineer who specializes in major Design-Build and P3 projects and Andy Heath is the manager of McElhanney's Infrastructure Division in their Edmonton's office. Dave and Andy are going to present on the Warman and Martensville Interchanges Design-Build Project in Saskatchewan, which is the first Design-Build undertaken in Saskatchewan. From a design perspective, while the geometry is straight forward, the prairie landscape adds challenges including traffic management phasing and designing for snow, from…
Find out more »ITE Atlantic Provinces Section – Spring Session 2018
The ITE Atlantic Provinces Section Executive are currently planning our upcoming spring 2018 Meeting, to be held on Thursday, May 10th in Dartmouth – please save the date. The technical session will be held in partnership with the International Municipal Signals Association, Atlantic Section (IMSA) at the Hilton Doubletree in Dartmouth (101 Wyse Rd). We have secured a designated block of rooms at the rate of $149 / night (identify when booking that you are with the Institute of Transportation Engineers Atlantic Provinces Section). The…
Find out more »ITE Atlantic Provinces Section – Spring Session
The ITE Atlantic Provinces Section Executive is pleased to provide information regarding the upcoming spring 2018 Meeting, to be held on Thursday, May 10th in Dartmouth – please save the date. The technical session will be held in partnership with the International Municipal Signals Association, Atlantic Section (IMSA) at the Hilton Doubletree in Dartmouth (101 Wyse Rd). Fee is $75 for the technical session which includes coffee breaks and a hot lunch. Cheque or cash only. We have secured a designated block of rooms…
Find out more »ITE Vancouver Island: Building the New Johnson Street Bridge
Presentation: Building the New Johnson Street Bridge Presenter: Jonathon Huggett, P. Eng. Project Director, Johnson Street Bridge Replacement Location: Moxie’s Restaurant 1010 Yates Street, Victoria Date: Wednesday, May 16, 2018 Time: 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm Registration Cost: Free . See below. Lunch: A la carte menu service The iconic “Blue Bridge” or Johnson Street Bridge over the Inner Harbour in downtown Victoria has provided the City and the Region over 90 years of service, accommodating on average 30,000 crossings…
Find out more »CITE 2018 Annual Conference
CITE 2018 Annual Meeting in Edmonton June 3 – 6, 2018 The Northern Alberta Section of ITE is excited to be hosting the 2018 CITE Conference and Annual Meeting. We look forward to welcoming the ITE Community to Edmonton, a growing city with a rapidly changing transportation landscape. Our technical program will reflect how transportation systems are developing towards a future of rapid technological advancement and a changing climate. Edmonton is home to Canada’s first connected vehicle testbed and a…
Find out more »CANADIAN CAPACITY GUIDE METHODOLOGY & PTV VISTRO SOFTWARE WORKSHOP
In coordination with the CITE Training Committee, the CITE Traffic Engineering Subcommittee and PTV Group are pleased to invite you to a full day training session on Tuesday, July 10, 2018 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at 40 St. Clair West (Third Floor, Room A) in Toronto. It will include a morning of discussion on the core principles and basic theory behind intersection capacity analysis—with emphasis on the Canadian Capacity Guide for Signalized Intersections (CCG)—followed by an afternoon workshop…
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