BEST PRACTICES IN URBAN TRANSPORTATION PLANNING (A) (SESSION)

BONNES PRATIQUES DE PLANIFICATION DES TRANSPORTS URBAINS (A) (SÉANCE)

Chair / Président : J. Allen Stewart, Vice-principal, Academic, Royal Military College of Canada, Kingston, ON

APPLYING HIGH-FIDELITY TRAVEL DEMAND MODEL FOR IMPROVED NETWORK-WIDE TRAFFIC ESTIMATION: NEW BRUNSWICK CASE STUDY – Riad Mustafa, PhD Student, and Ming Zhong, Associate Professor, Department of Civil Engineering, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton

INCORPORATING VARIOUS TRAVEL SEGMENTS IN DEMAND MODELLING AND PLANNING – Sundar Damodaran, Senior Policy Advisor, Systems Analysis and Forecasting Office, Ministry of Transportation of Ontario, Toronto

REGIONAL STRATEGIC TRANSPORTATION PLAN IN THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF WOOD BUFFALO – Sumon Khan, Transportation Planner, and Bryan Petzold, Alberta Manager, Transportation, Associated Engineering Alberta Ltd., Edmonton

STREAMLINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE PERMITTING, ENFORCEMENT, AND REGULATION OF REGIONAL TRUCK REGULATIONS – Helen Cook, Program Manager, Road and Infrastructure Planning, TransLink (South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority), Burnaby; Phoebe Cheung, and Vivian Law, SNC Lavalin

LA PORTE CONTINENTALE ET LE CORRIDOR DE COMMERCE ONTARIO-QUÉBEC – Évangéline Lévesque, chef de service, ministère des Transports du Québec, Québec

THE CONTINENTAL GATEWAY AND ONTARIO-QUÉBEC TRADE CORRIDOR – Évangéline Lévesque, Department Head, Ministry of Transport of Quebec, Quebec City

 

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