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Upcoming Events
Hybrid Lunch and Learn
Thursday, February 5
Lunch
11:30 - 12:00
Presentation:
12:00 - 1:00pm EST
RIDOT/ Microsoft Teams
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Rhode Island DOT Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Update​​
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Sara Canabarro, Administrator, Clean Transportation, RI Office of Energy Resources
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John Pual Verducci, Assoc. Director, RI DOT
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Catherine Burns, ASIS PSP, EIT, Senior Systems Engineer and Project Manager, Jacobs
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The presentation will summarize the Rhode Island electric vehicle infrastructure planning, design, and deployment efforts completed to date, including corridor siting, stakeholder coordination, NEVI compliance, and technical assessments.
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Reserve a lunch spot with John Colangelo at trafficoptions@gmail.com
Virtual Technology Showcase
Thursday, Febrary 26
12:00- 1:00pm EST
Microsoft Teams
​​MaxCell​​​
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Eric Coulsee and Tyler Andres provide an overview of MaxCell, a fabric innerduct system designed to maximize protected cable pathways for communication cabling. With more than 25 years of use in outside plant construction, MaxCell supports efficient fiber deployment across transportation, utility, and large-scale infrastructure projects, and is widely used by DOTs, airports, rail systems, and ports.
Wednesday, April 22
12:00 - 1:00pm EST
Microsoft Teams
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QC
Traditional crash data alone often fails to capture emerging safety risks, particularly for pedestrians and bicyclists. To address this gap, transportation agencies are increasingly using near-miss conflict data to identify risks earlier and guide proactive safety actions. This session showcases how agencies across the Northeast and Midwest are applying conflict analytics in practice, including:
• Supplementing crash analysis and evaluating safety countermeasures (DelDOT).
• Proactively assessing safety at and around transit stops (IndyGo,Indianapolis).
• Prioritizing pedestrian lighting and safety investments (NJTPA). Attendees will gain practical insight into how near-miss conflict data is being integrated into real-world safety programs to support timely and targeted interventions.
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