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10/15/2026

Join us on Tuesday, October 20 to learn more about the PTOE, PTP, and RSP certifications and how earning these credentials can help advance your career.

In this practitioner-led webinar, Advance Your Career with Certification: Unlock New Opportunities and Professional Growth, panelists will share their experiences pursuing certification and the ways earning a credential has benefited their careers—from building professional credibility and expanding their networks to taking on new responsibilities, advancing into leadership roles, and strengthening their expertise.

You’ll also gain practical insights into selecting the certification that aligns with your goals, preparing for the exam, navigating the application process, and making the most of your credential after you earn it. Learn how newly credentialed professionals can share and celebrate their accomplishment, including how TPCB recognizes newly credentialed individuals.

Register today:

When: October 20, 2026 | 1:00 -- 2:00 p.m. ET Webinar Description: Hear directly from transportation professionals who have earned PTOE, PTP, RSP1, and RSP2 credentials and learn how certification has supported thei

10/15/2026

Transportation is changing quickly. Staying informed matters.

As an ITE member, you have access to the information, ideas, and resources that can help you keep pace with the profession.

Your membership connects you with ITE Journal, Spotlite e-news, ITE Talks Transportation, the member e-Community, technical resources and publications, professional development opportunities, and more.

Keep your membership active. Keep your finger on the pulse of the profession.

Renew your membership today: https://www.ite.org/pay-dues/

10/14/2026

AI doesn't have to replace the work transportation professionals do—it can help us do that work better.

The October issue of ITE Journal explores The Missing Middle of AI Productivity and why transportation professionals may see some of the greatest gains by embedding AI into defensible, professional workflows.

The key question isn't simply, “Can AI do this?”

It's: “How can we use AI responsibly to improve the work we already do?”

For transportation professionals navigating the opportunities—and limitations—of AI, this article offers an important perspective.

ITE members can log in to read more here: https://www.ite.org/publications/ite-journal/

10/14/2026

What if we could identify locations where severe crashes are more likely to occur—before those crashes happen?

This recent ITE Quick Bite, “High-Risk Networks: A Proactive Approach to Safer Streets,” explores a risk-based approach to network screening that goes beyond traditional high-injury networks.

The resource looks at three key factors: exposure, likelihood, and severity.

With case studies from Nashville, Cleveland, Gainesville, Santa Rosa, and Sweden, this resource provides practical ideas for putting the Safe System Approach into action.

Download: https://www.ite.org/pub/54C9605A-EDEC-7E13-9B4E-C2ECE7F5FE34

10/14/2026

A new benefit for ITE members!

As of October 1, ITE members no longer pay the $20 credit-processing fee for PDH and CM credits associated with eligible standalone ITE webinars.

That means one less barrier to getting the professional development you need—and another reason to take advantage of ITE's year-round learning opportunities.

ITE members have access to 40+ free webinars each year, along with professional development resources, technical publications, networking opportunities, and more.

Already a member? Make sure to renew your members in order to continue taking advantage of the benefit.

Not a member? Now is a great time to join.

18,000+ Members and Growing ITE is a growing community of transportation professionals and students who want to build their skills, expand their networks, and help shape the future of transportation. We welcome students, engi

10/14/2026

Where will the transportation community come together in 2027? Calgary!

Make plans now to attend the Joint ITE International and Canada District Annual Meeting and Exhibition ( ) is heading to the BMO Centre in Calgary, Alberta, July 25–28, 2027.

Four days. One community. Countless opportunities to learn, connect, share ideas, and discover what's next in transportation.

Whether you're looking for practical solutions, professional development, new connections, or opportunities to showcase your work, there's a place for you at the ITE Annual Meeting.

Check out the planning tools, information on getting involved, the schedule at a glance, and more at https://www.iteannualmeeting.org/

10/05/2026

Have an idea, project, research finding, or lesson learned that could help move transportation forward?

Now is your opportunity to share it with the transportation community at the 2027 Joint ITE International and Canada District Annual Meeting and Exhibition in Calgary.

The Call for Abstracts opens October 5, and transportation practitioners, researchers, educators, and students are invited to submit their expertise.

Submission deadline: December 1, 2026

Help shape the conversation. Share what you're learning. Showcase the work you're doing.

Learn more and prepare your submission:
https://ite.secure-platform.com/annual-meeting/

10/05/2026

AI doesn't have to replace the work transportation professionals do—it can help us do that work better.

The October issue of ITE Journal explores The Missing Middle of AI Productivity and why transportation professionals may see some of the greatest gains by embedding AI into defensible, professional workflows.

The key question isn't simply, “Can AI do this?”

It's: “How can we use AI responsibly to improve the work we already do?”

For transportation professionals navigating the opportunities—and limitations—of AI, this article offers an important perspective. ITE members can login to read this article at https://www.ite.org/publications/ite-journal/

09/22/2026

The September ITE Talks Transportation podcast features ITE member Dan Hardy reflecting on his 40-year career and the evolution of transportation planning, including the growing importance of collaboration across industry disciplines.

Hardy discusses how planners and engineers can combine data, community perspectives, and diverse expertise to develop solutions that lead to meaningful change. He also explores the future of the profession, the importance of communicating transportation and safety goals effectively, and the value of the Professional Transportation Planner (PTP)® certification in demonstrating expertise and fostering continued professional growth.

LATEST EPISODE: Bridging Transportation Planning, Engineering, and Collaboration with Dan Hardy, P.E., PTP In this episode of ITE Talks Transportation, longtime ITE member Dan Hardy, P.E., PTP, reflects on his 40-year ca