When
August 13, 2024
Time
7:45AM - 4:00PM EST
Contact Hours
8
Location Online - Course
This hybrid online class will combine both live instruction and independent online work that you will complete during the day. Independent work will include quizzes, readings, videos and short assignments. Access to a computer with a webcam (either a camera that is built into your laptop or one that connects via USB), a reliable internet connection and a workspace that is free from distraction and noise will set you up for success.
Description
This hybrid online class will combine both live instruction and independent online work that you will complete during the day. Independent work will include quizzes, readings, videos and short assignments. Access to a computer with a webcam (either a camera that is built into your laptop or one that connects via USB), a reliable internet connection and a workspace that is free from distraction and noise will set you up for success.
A Local Road Safety Plan (LRSP) is a Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) proven safety countermeasure that provides a framework for identifying, analyzing, and prioritizing roadway safety improvements on local roads. Local road agencies should consider developing an LRSP to be used as a tool for reducing roadway fatalities, injuries, and crashes. LRSPs can help agencies create a prioritized list of improvements. They are also a proactive risk management technique to demonstrate an agency’s responsiveness.
Join us to learn the proper steps for developing and implementing a Local Road Safety Plan.
Agenda
LEARNING MODULES:
MODULE 1: LRSP Development
MODULE 2: Steps for Successful LRSP Implementation
MODULE 3: Results of Proper LRSP Implementation
MODULE 4: Case Study
Instructor
Walter C. Catlett
Walt Catlett possesses over 25 years of experience in urban drainage and stormwater management, combined with over 30 years of safety experience from the concrete pipe industry, military, and consulting engineering. He is an effective trainer and educator responsible for the training of military personnel and public works professionals. He serves on Virginia’s Local Transportation Assistance Program (LTAP) Advisory Board. He also serves on the Arkansas Department of Transportation’s Research Advisory Council. He has a B.S. in Civil Engineering from Texas A&M University in College Station, TX and a Master of Strategic Studies from the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle Barracks, PA. Mr. Catlett served in the United States Marine Corps and United States Army Reserves for a combined 30 years.
Who Should Attend
Approximately 75 percent of rural roads are owned by local agencies. While local roads are less traveled than State highways, they have a much higher rate of fatal and serious injury crashes.
Individuals responsible for roadway safety, whether a planner, an engineer, town management or someone who wants to learn about Local Road Safety Plans, should attend this workshop.
Registration and Payment
The following registration fees cover the session, all course materials and meals:
Local $30
State and Federal $30
Private Industry $30
Student $30
Click here for UVA TTA's general registration information, cancellation policy, and refund policy. UVA TTA accepts the following credit cards: American Express, VISA, MasterCard, and Discover. Credit card information cannot be taken over the phone. Alternatively, after registering you can print out a voucher to send in with your payment. After you have completed the transaction you will receive an automatically generated email confirming registration and payment if applicable. Final confirmation and instructions will be sent out during the week prior to the class date.
Special Registration Instructions for Employees of the Virginia Department of Transportation
VDOT employees must register through the VDOT Virtual Campus. Registration fees and related expenses for all VDOT employees will be paid from the VDOT Learning Services Center budget. Registrants should contact their District Training Coordinator or the VDOT Learning Services Center (Central Office employees) for instructions on how to seek reimbursement for travel expenses.
Due to current travel restrictions, VDOT employees are strongly encouraged to attend U. Va. TTA workshops on a day trip basis. Overnight travel requires permission from your District Administrator or Chief -- and in some cases higher levels of authority. If you require overnight lodging to attend a U. Va. TTA workshop, consult with your supervisor, District Training Coordinator, or VDOT Learning Services Center on travel approval procedures.