Making Strides: At RCTC, we are always on the move. 2023 was no different as we advanced several projects forward, including breaking ground on the 71/91 Interchange Project, opening the 15/91 Express Lanes Connector, and much more! Learn more and view RCTC's 2023 Annual Report at: https://lnkd.in/g42VDkv2
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Join us this Friday, June 28th, for IBTTA's webinar on "How Tolling Organizations Are Leading in Road Safety." Register now! #GlobalRoadSafetyWeek
#Toll roads around the world make safety their top priority. Next Friday, 6/28 at 11:00 am (ET), hear from global toll road organizations about how their #RoadSafety innovations have saved lives at #IBTTA's "How Tolling Organizations Are Leading in Road Safety" webinar! #BeSafeTogether #SafetyFirst #GlobalRoadSafetyWeek PIARC - World Road Association, ASECAP - EU ASSOCIATION, International Road Federation (IRF), ProjectEDWARD, Elizabeth River Crossings, Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, ASFINAG, North Texas Tollway Authority, Hellastron, Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission, Bill M. Halkias, PE, F.ASCE, F.ITE, Pat Jones, Mark Muriello, Tanya Sheres Register today! https://lnkd.in/e3gPDW-6
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#BCFNews We're building up to seven new vessels that will enter service between 2029 – 2032 on our busiest routes servicing #MetroVancouver, #VancouverIsland and the #SunshineCoast. Here's a first look at conceptual renders of this new class of vessel. Learn more: https://ow.ly/xu6z50QHYrL Each vessel will carry up to 360 vehicles and 2,100 passengers - that’s up to 44% more vehicles and up to 75% more passengers than the retiring vessels. The new vessels will provide more capacity across the system and improve how we get our customers where they need to be. The design calls for engines capable of using bio and renewable fuels, and includes a battery-hybrid propulsion system that will allow for conversion to full battery-electric operation once shore-based recharging infrastructure becomes available. Today, we issued a Request for Supplier Qualification (RFSQ) for the New Major Vessels program. The RFSQ is available through the international shipbroker Clarksons, as well as on bcbid.gov.bc.ca. It will close on March 22, 2024. Qualified shipyards will then have the opportunity to take part in the Request for Proposal (RFP) process, currently expected to occur in the summer of 2024. “These vessels – green, efficient and standardized – represent the future of ferry travel in our province. They will significantly increase daily capacity, provide an enhanced customer experience, improve reliability and reduce environmental impacts.” – Nicolas Jimenez, BC Ferries’ President & CEO. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/ntAQ50QGuVb
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Last chance to register for our ZEB Committee next week! We have an excellent line-up of content planned to address the operational optimization challenges faced by transit agencies in balancing fleet size with the capacities of on-route and in-depot charging networks. From the economic impact of different replacement and spare ratios across diesel fleets and ZEBs, to common hurdles faced by transit agencies when seeking to optimize their operations and strategies for overcoming them. Meet our panelists: Angela Allain - City of Moncton / Ville de Moncton Michael McDonald, Ph.D. - New Flyer Sherena Hussain - FleetZero Bernard Ross - #CUTRIC Members can register here to attend (MD's and Secondaries - you have already been pre-registered): https://lnkd.in/eqfeWtMm Interested in joining but not a CUTRIC member? Reach out to us today to get started: https://lnkd.in/gjebfSfc #PublicTransit #UrbanMobility #ZeroEmissionTransit #OnRouteCharging #InDepotCharging #OperationalEfficiency #Sustainability
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Llwybr Newydd | The Wales Transport Strategy sets out an ambitious mode share target of 45% of journeys to be undertaken by walking, cycling and public transport by 2040, but what is the recipe to achieving these targets? Clare Sheffield and I shared our thoughts earlier this week as part of the Chartered Institution of Highways & Transportation (CIHT), Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) and CILT (UK) joint CPD series. We highlighted four key ingredients for success: Having a credible plan, establishing public consensus, securing funding/finance and improved data to inform decision making. It was great to hear from fellow presenters Alison Thomas and Laura Norman who set out the context behind the targets and the significant changes to transport policy in Wales in response to the climate emergency. They provided insight on the recently updated WelTAG guidance – which further embeds the sustainable transport hierarchy, modal shift targets and new approach to road building within transport decision making, all underpinned by the Well-being of Future Generations Act. Reflecting on the discussion, the transport dial has really shifted in recent years under the leadership of Lee Waters MS, and Wales is increasingly referenced as a leader globally on its policy response to the climate emergency. There is lots of work still to be done of course, but fundamental steps in terms of legislation and direction have been set and the challenge to the profession is clear – looking forward to continuing the conversation through the remainder of the webinar series. #WeAreArup #CIHTCymru #ModalShift #Transport #CPD
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The first 3 webinars of 2024 have been held and feedback from attendees showed that you wanted more opportunity to discuss what was presented on at the events. With an average of 200 attendees per session, it is clear the series is definitely hitting on some key topics. If you missed any of the previous sessions, you can watch the recordings here: A new approach to road maintenance in Wales, the Lugg Review - 29th January 👉 https://lnkd.in/eCPf9mnJ Modal Shift - Moving from targets to implementation - 12th March 👉 https://lnkd.in/enqhVMWS North Wales Transport Commission - From Report to Delivery - 29th May 👉 https://lnkd.in/eGfMb36w Looking to book for the upcoming session about behaviour change on Wednesday 10th July? 👉 https://lnkd.in/eQVYvg9v We'd love to hear more about what you the community of transport professionals need to help enhance transport in Wales to meet decarbonisation targets and go beyond to set a world-class example. #CIHT #ICE #CILT #TfW #WG #Transport #Decarbonisation #CPD #Wales
A behavioural change approach to reducing car usage in the Sunshine Coast, Australia
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Join us in congratulating Eric A. Murrell RA CCS BECxP CABS for recently becoming a Certified Air Barrier Specialist from the Air Barrier Association of America! This qualification uniquely positions Eric to support our clients in tackling air movement issues. With his expertise, he will advise on how each aspect of a building’s air barrier system contributes to meeting enclosure requirements and creating a structure with lasting quality. Evaluating a new building’s air barrier system is integral to Building Enclosure Commissioning (BECx), a holistic process that addresses concerns around weathertightness. BECx is key to validating design plans and construction, reducing potential issues and saving you money and stress. Check out this insight to learn more ---> https://lnkd.in/ewmjQvjt #certifiedairbarrierspecialist #airbarrier #airmovement #weathertightness #buildingenclosure #buildingenclosurecommissioning #construction #buildingmaterials #consultingengineers #smeusa #buildandrevitalize #passionatepeople
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One of the common messages today from ourselves in the CTTC, our colleagues from across the industry including Dublin Bus, Bus Éireann and the Go Ahead group is the vast number of opportunities that exist throughout the industry including drivers and mechanics. Apprenticeships offer excellent opportunities for young people interested in a rapidly evolving field of expertise that will be vital in helping our country to achieve our 2030 emissions targets. We also discussed the need for an equitable approach by government to fare reduction initiatives, the need for changes to VAT rules to support the transition towards more sustainable and accessible fleets and traffic management interventions to improve efficiency and reliability of services through more biased road share and better facilities for coach tourism and event travel in all major cities and towns.
CTTC Executive member, Brendan Crowley of Wexford Bus making his opening statement to the Houses of the Oireachtas Transport Committee on challenges facing the industry. Tune in here: https://lnkd.in/eGhHv6s7 #BusesMoveIreland
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🚐 The new Insuring Caravan Parks industry roadmap signifies a positive shift, addressing challenges caravan parks and campgrounds face. The report emphasises the need for accurate risk analysis, better industry connections, and standardised technology solutions. ⛺ With renewed support from insurers and brokers, the industry is poised for a promising future. Read the ANZIIF article now 👉 https://ow.ly/wOnB50Q1i0j
Guiding caravan parks through a hard market cycle
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What a session. Book now.
We are excited to announce another session at our IAQ (Infrastructure Association of Queensland Inc) #Assembly, where we will be diving into the topic of SEQ & Regional Queensland - Sustainability for the Future. We are proud to have Inland Rail as this session sponsor. We have gathered a panel of industry experts who will share their insights and experiences on this important subject. The panel includes representatives from various sectors: - Rebecca Pickering - Acting Chief Executive, Inland Rail - Julia Spicer OAM - Queensland Chief Entrepreneur - Heidi Cooper - CEO, Business Chamber Queensland - William Hyams - Director in Infrastructure and Regional Strategy group at Department of State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning. Registrations close on the 13th Oct. Avoid paying the late booking fee and confirm your booking now. https://lnkd.in/grfvatgr #Assembly #regionalqld #sustainability
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This week, from 5-11 August 2024, is National Rail Safety Week. Rail Safety Week brings together the rail workforce, law enforcement, government, community groups, and organisations to emphasise the critical importance of safety on and around railways, encouraging the community to engage in safe rail practices. This annual initiative is led by the TrackSAFE Foundation, which aims to reduce fatalities and injuries on the rail network. Sadly, rail-related fatalities are all too common. Between 2016 and 2023, there was an average of 83 rail-related fatalities per year, equating to 7 per month. To enhance rail safety, Acusensus has partnered with the Australian Rail Track Corporation (ARTC), Transport for NSW and Transport Heritage NSW on initiatives to monitor rail crossings. These efforts include data collection and analysis of behaviours at rail tracks in Victoria and New South Wales. According to the TrackSAFE Foundation, most rail-related fatalities and incidents are preventable. By understanding these behaviours, we can work towards reducing the prevalence of rail safety incidents to keep our railways safer for all. For more information on how to stay #railsafe and to learn more about Rail Safety Week, visit: https://lnkd.in/e3Dm6zUT
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