Live Session Three -- Q&A of Modules 6 & 7; Wrap Up Program Discussions and Presentations with Instructors

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This is the final live session for this program. The live session will be a Q&A for Modules 6&7. In addition, we will have presentations by Paul Villaluz and Wesley Kumfer.

Safety in TIAs -- Wesley Kumfer
TIA Case Study Final Walkthrough -- Paul Villaluz

Important Notes:

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There will then be an opportunity for live interactive session and the instructors may call on you in which you can unmute and turn on your camera.

Contributors

Kevin Hooper, P.E., Strategic Projects | Institute of Transportation Engineers

Kevin Hooper is under contract with ITE to manage Strategic Projects. He led the development and release of Trip Generation Manual, 11h Edition and Parking Generation Manual, 5th Edition. As a consultant in his home state of Maine, he maintains the Portland Region travel demand model and recently developed a statewide model.
Lisa Fontana-Tierney

Traffic Engineering Senior Director, Institute of Transportation Engineers, Washington, DC
Paul Villaluz, P.E., Senior Project Manager | Westwood Professional Services

Paul has over 22 years of experience in geometric design, traffic operations and traffic safety. He has prepared designs for signing and striping, work zone traffic control, access management and ITS. Paul is an expert in the practical application of the concepts and requirements set forth by the MUTCD, AASHTO “Policy on Geometric Design of Highways and Streets”, the Highway Capacity Manual, and the ITE Traffic Engineering Handbook. He won the 2015 ITE Coordinating Council Best Project Award for the ITE Informational Report on “Sight Triangle and Corner Clearance Policies at Intersections and Driveways”. He has both a B.S. and M.S. in Civil Engineering from the University of Nevada – Las Vegas.
Wes Kumfer, Ph.D., Engineering Research Associate | UNC Highway Safety Research Center

Wes Kumfer is an engineering research associate at the UNC Highway Safety Researcher and the research program manager for the Collaborative Sciences Center for Road Safety. He has a doctorate in civil engineering and researches crash prediction models, risk-based pedestrian safety analysis, and Safe Systems.

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Contributors

Kevin Hooper, P.E., Strategic Projects | Institute of Transportation Engineers

Lisa Fontana-Tierney

Paul Villaluz, P.E., Senior Project Manager | Westwood Professional Services

Wes Kumfer, Ph.D., Engineering Research Associate | UNC Highway Safety Research Center