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Tompkins County Coordinated Transportation Planning​Ithaca, New York
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TransportationCamp Ithaca, NY  is on Saturday,  January 19, 2019.

Saturday, Jan. 19, 2019  8:30 am - 4:30 pm, (doors open for/breakfast - 8 am) Klarman Hall,  232 East Avenue, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY.​

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TransportationCamp Ithaca - 2019


What:          Transportation Camp Ithaca 2019 
When:         Saturday, Jan. 19, 2019, 8:30-4:30 (doors & breakfast open at 8 am)    
Where:        Klarman Hall, Cornell University, 232 East Avenue, Ithaca, NY.
Parking:     Address for your GPS: 306 Tower Road, Ithaca, NY (Bradfield Hall), use the parking lot across the road (Tower                                Road) from the address. Look for TransportationCamp parking signs.
Food:           $15 Fee includes breakfast and lunch.
        

TransportationCamp is an “unconference”.  It is a meeting of peers presenting/discussing topics that interest them. At Camp, you explore a large marketplace of ideas, with a focus on transforming mobility services in rural, small urban, regional and large urban areas. 
 
I’ve participated in seven T-camps since the first one, TransportationCamp East in 2011. They are usually held in larger metro areas – NYC, DC, Boston, San Francisco, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, LA, San Francisco, etc. Here’s a short highlight video from DC 2014.  I thought we can use the T-Camp format with a focus on Upstate NY, which is very similar to much of America.    
 
Objectives:
·         To focus on to rural and urban mobility challenges, solutions and strategies.
·         To explore how technologies and better practices can increase peoples’ mobility choices and community livability.
·         To increase networking among professionals, advocates and citizens.
·         To offer a high quality TransportationCamp in Upstate NY.


New to TransportationCamp?  Check out How TransportationCamp works: the essential guide to learn more.

How does Camp work?  Breakfast starts at 8 am.  Attendees propose sessions which are curated and posted on a large grid on a wall. The program schedule will include five, one-hour periods of up to ten concurrent sessions. Sessions are held in classrooms with full Internet, A/V capabilities. Lunch is provided. We will hold a wrap-up session at 4 pm.     
 
Attendees include people with interests and experience in shared-use mobility, mobility management, rural mobility, public transit, access to healthcare, metropolitan transportation planning, social services, public policy, mobility for seniors, regional services, demand-response services, mobility-as-a-service, community & economic development, volunteer driver services, housing & transportation, community mobility education, social equity, environmental sustainability, county planning, new mobility tech services and business models and more.
 
Please register  by Jan 17, to assist us to finalize the food logistics. 
The registration fee is $15. Parking (free) is available. Information is available on the Eventbrite page.

Please come prepared to actively engage, network, share and have fun. If you have any questions, please contact me. I look forward to seeing you on a sunny Jan. 19th in Ithaca. 




Any questions? Contact:
Dwight Mengel, Chief Transportation Planner, Tompkins County DSS, dwight.mengel@dfa.state.ny.us, 607-274-5605

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