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Get Involved with the NEITE Technical Committee! Current NewsThe next Technical Committee
meeting is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, October 18th, 2006 at
Edwards & Kelcey Conference room, 343 Congress Street, Boston, MA.
The NEITE Technical Committee has shortlisted two topics for further research during this fall. The topics are
The second project on Red Light Running cameras is going to be further investigated by a sub-committee led by member Rod Emery. Rod is going to contact the NEITE Legislative Liaison Committee to see if they are interested in pursuing the project in conjunction with members of the Tech Committee. At the previous meeting, the committee has decided to revisit the approach to this topic in light of the City of Boston's recent interest in red light running cameras. If you are interested in attending, please contact Mike Wasielewski, the current chairperson of the technical committee, at 781-255-1982, or by e-mailing mwasielewski@beta-inc.com
About the CommitteeThe NEITE Technical Committee consists of dozens of participants who have donated thousands of hours to the projects, in a true public/private partnership. Committee members include an array of traffic engineers, with private consultants as well as professionals from the Massachusetts Highway Department (MHD) and the Central Transportation Planning Staff. For nearly a decade, Committee members in metropolitan Boston have been meeting to share and expand their knowledge of the profession. The Committee has undertaken several in-depth projects, including publishing Traffic Calming Guidelines and validating capacity analysis methodologies for both signalized and unsignalized intersections. To get involved in the NEITE Technical Committee, contact Mike Waseilewski, the current chairman. Meetings are held at Edwards & Kelcey, 343 Congress Street, Boston, and pizza is usually served! PublicationsThe Technical Committee publishes its work in pdf format to share with transportation professionals and the public. These files can be opened with Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have this program, visit www.adobe.com where you can download it for free. Available publications are listed below. Some of the files are very large (greater than 2 MB) and may take awhile to download. Available PublicationsTraffic Calming Guidelines Please contact the webmaster if you need assistance or would prefer the documents in zip format. |
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