Placemaking via Road Diets and Traffic Calming: SCDOT Traffic Engineer Lori Campbell shares on successfully using these safety techniques.

Micromobility Data Collection: BCDCOG's Kyle James explains how this data collection program is helping their region expand how they analyze safety needs, identify appropriate countermeasures, and document the effectiveness of those countermeasures.

Start to Finish: Capital Projects Manager Kristy Bradley and Mobility Coordinator Calin Owens walk through repaving/restriping projects in the City of Greenville from planning through engineering to construction, including community engagement.

Engaging the Community in Trail planning: hear Sam Davis MPA and Asangwua Ikein AICP as they join keynote speaker Chuck Flink to discuss Interactive Mapping of Upstate Greenways & Trails and other similar projects in South Carolina.

Funding Trails & Connecting Communities: a moderated panel featuring Kyle Kelly AICP about the Shot Pouch Greenway and Bartlett St road diet, Brent Buice about the East Coast Greenway, Ty Houck on the Swamp Rabbit Trail, and Ned Barrett about Spartanburg's RAISE grant and 15 miles of trails.

Data and Getting Things Done: learn from Toole Design's Ernie Boughman AICP and Streetlight Data's Nathan Shay AICP about advances in data precision and project examples in South Carolina.

Trial and Error:  Keynote Nedra Deadwyler digs in to community engagement with Toole Design’s Ernie Boughman AICP to discuss two temporary infrastructure projects in Athens, GA - one that worked and one that did not - based on feedback from people in the community

Scott Correll AICP and Scott Curry AICP with Kittelson & Associates share Notes from North of the Border: The Challenges and Successes of Implementing Active Transportation Projects in Charlotte.

"Community Engagement is the Worst!" and other transportation planning myths: Traffic Planning and Design's Rachael Bronson AICP shares how to incorporate meaningful, equitable engagement from the project scoping stage to project completion.

Jason Urroz and Teddi Garrick from the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation open a Plenary session sharing Building a Statewide Trail Network that Gets Kids in Parks.