As you may already know, the next CSS National Dialog workshop will be held in Charlotte, North Carolina - Thursday, February 4, 2010. The workshop will include an up-to-date overview of Context Sensitive Solutions (CSS) plus presentations on exemplary CSS projects, plans and programs from the surrounding region. The case studies were drawn from over 90 submissions from across the country, and were selected as examples of effective application of CSS principles to transportation projects, plans and programs. For more information on workshop registration and registering for the webcast, please visit www.cssnationaldialog.org.
The National Dialog workshops are organized by the Federal Highway Administration and supported by the Center for Transportation and the Environment, a university-based transportation center housed at North Carolina State University. The December workshop is co-hosted by the Oregon Transportation Research and Education Consortium (OTREC) at Portland State University.
For more information on the National Dialog visit: www.cssnationaldialog.org or email:cssnationaldialog@ncsu.edu
This research has been funded by the Federal Highway Administration's Office of Planning, Environment and Realty's Surface Transportation Environment and Planning Cooperative Research Program (STEP)
Videos of the presentations and discussions at the Portland workshop are now posted at: http://cssnationaldialog.org/portland.asp.
The workshop agenda, presentation slides and case study fact sheets are available at the same link. Stay tuned for information on upcoming workshops in the series.
