The City of Calgary - Transportation Solutions Group
Session title: 2002 TAC Sustainable Urban Transportation Award
Organizers: Sustainable Transportation Standing Committee, Urban Transportation Council
Authors: Venard, J.
2003
The Missing Newfoundland-Labrador Fixed Link
Only lack of 300km of Gulf of St. Lawrence North Shore highway and the missing Strait of Belle Isle fixed link now prevent a continuous Trans-Canada Highway, and 500,000 Newfoundland residents,...
Session title: BRIDGES – ENGINEERING IMPACTING SOCIETY (B)
Organizers: Structures Standing Committee
Authors: Kierans, T, Colbourne, O.A, Markham, H
2003
THE NUNAVUT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM — EVOLVING FOR NUNAVUMMIUT AND THEIR ECONOMY
This paper discusses the factors influencing the provision and improvement of transportation in Canada s newest and largest territory. It details specific modal and unique Nunavut factors that...
Session title: IMPACT OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES ON FUTURE TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
Organizers: Transportation Planning & Research Standing Committee
Authors: Kunuk, M, Stevens,J
2003
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING FOR THE TRUE NORTH CENTRE PERCEPTION VS. REALITY
A new multi-use entertainment complex, the True North Centre, is currently under construction in downtown Winnipeg on the site of the former Eaton’s building. Before construction of the...
Session title: INNOVATIONS IN TRAFFIC OPERATIONS SAFETY
Organizers: Traffic Operations & Management Standing Committee
Authors: Tebinka, R, Mruss, K, Chapman, S
2003
UNCONVENTIONAL ARTERIAL DESIGN
A functional planning study was initiated along McKnight Boulevard by the City of Calgary in response to the growing traffic and peak hour congestion routinely experienced along the corridor. The...
Session title:
Organizers: Geometric Design Standing Committee
Authors:
2003
Urban Transportation: An Essential Factor
A basic message of this paper is that effective transportation is an essential factor contributing to
the success of urban areas. The paper discusses major socio-economic benefits of...
Session title: Opening Plenary Session: The Transportation Factor
Organizers:
Authors: Irwin, N.A.
2003
Wildlife Accident Reporting: A fundamental element in B.C.’s mitigation efforts
Wildlife-related motor vehicle accidents are becoming an increasingly significant
environmental and public relations problem for transportation agencies. Nationally,
growing public...
Session title: Wildlife Accident Mitigation Workshop
Organizers: Environment Council
Authors: Sielecki, L.E.
2003
