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Don't miss the next conference!
The 2014 TTAT Conference was even better than anticipated. Don’t miss out on the next one in Spring of 2016.
3 Full Days
70+ Sessions
Renowned Expert Speakers
Goals of the Conference
The TTAT Conference will bring together those involved with bicycle, pedestrian, and other active transportation and recreation modes from around Texas and the world with the goals of sharing current information and examples, and sparking inspiration to continue striving to make things better in each of our communities. The conference will focus on issues of economic development, health, safety, and many other topics relevant to advancing active transportation and trails.
Professional Credits
Certifications for most sessions from one or more of:
- American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP)
- American Society for Landscape Architects (ASLA)
- American Society of Civil Engineers / Texas Society of Professional Engineers (ASCE/TSPE)
- Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU-a)
Target Audience
Anyone involved in the planning, construction, funding, economics, operation, management, promotion and use of bicycle, pedestrian, and other transportation modes. The conference will provide breakout sessions, keynote talks, mobile workshops, and exhibitions from experts representing municipal/state government, transportation advocacy groups, trail users, transportation engineers and planners and private businesses.
This is the most beneficial conference The Energy Corridor attends inspiring us to promote trails and active living programs in west Houston.
Keynote Speakers
Mikael Colville-Andersen
As an urban mobility expert and CEO for Copenhagenize Consulting, Mikael Colville-Andersen is one of the leading global voices in urban planning relating to the bicycle as transport. He regards the bicycle as the most important tool in our urban toolbox for rebuilding our liveable cities.
Jean-François Pronovost
Jean-Francois Pronovost has been instrumental in building the world’s longest bicycle greenway, the Route Verte, which runs 3,100 miles through the province of Quebec. He is vice president, development and public affairs for Vélo Québec, where he works on the focus, strategy and development of new projects and partnerships.
Andy Clarke
Andy Clarke is the President/CEO of the League of American Bicyclists where he worked for ten years; prior to that he spent time as a contractor at the Federal Highway Administration, Vice-president of Trail Development at the Rails to Trails Conservancy, and the first Executive Director of the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle Professionals.
Every session was extremely helpful, and plenaries and people were inspirational. Outstanding event!! Well done!!
Many Thanks to our Great Sponsors:
• $10,000+ Greenways Sponsor
• $3,000+ Mother Nature Trail Sponsors
• $1,250+ Healthy School Commute Sponsors
• $750+ Hike & Bike Solution Sponsors
• $500+ Walk to the Park Sponsors
Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc.
Bike Irving
BikeDFW
Big Belly Solar
Kaser Design
• $100 + Supporter
John Collins
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Latest News and Sessions
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March 21, 2014
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March 19, 2014
Wednesday, March 26, 9:00am-10:15am Presentation Materials: Murphy-Bike-Share.pdf Cities in Texas have lots of opportunity to…
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March 19, 2014
Thursday, March 27, 2pm-4:45pm Register Here – Limit 10 Participants The objective of the tour is to…
Keynote Speakers
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December 10, 2013Building a Trail Culture – Québec’s Route Verte and Beyond Presentation Materials: Pronovost-VeloQuebec.pptx Jean-Francois Pronovost…
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December 10, 2013Presentation Materials: Colville-Andersen-BicycleCultureByDesign_Texas_Final.pdf Colville-Andersen_Fashion_Presentation_TEXAS.pdf Mikael Colville-Andersen is one of the leading global voices in urban…
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December 10, 2013Presentation Materials: Clarke-texastrailsactivetrans2014.pptx Bicycling is at a crossroads: the intersection of multiple, overwhelming societal challenges…
