A great lineup for the 2021 Missouri Active Transportation Summit August 13th - Early Bird Registration ends Fri, July 24th
Submitted by Brent Hugh on Wed, 07/21/2021 - 8:42am
- Early Bird Registration for the Summit ends Friday, July 24th. Save $10 just by registering early.
- Take an extra 25% off registration with this online Coupon Code: 2021SUMMIT25
We have an amazing line-up of sessions for this year's Missouri Active Transportation Summit--two top-notch keynotes and a large number of breakout sessions to choose from. Register today!
- Keynote: A Model for Missouri: MRT's Complete Streets Ordinance Template - Michael Kelley, BikeWalkKC; Ron Bentch, Missourians for Responsible Transportation
- Plenary: A really exciting session you won't want to miss - big announcement coming soon!
- Missouri Lieutenant Governor Mike Kehoe
- Missouri Tourism Director Stephen Foutes
- Missouri Livable Street Awards
Your choice from a varied menu of excellent breakout sessions, including:
- Making Biking and Walking Work for Missouri - Paul Wojciechowski, Horner & Shifrin
- Connecting the Dots - Trails in NW Missouri - Andy Clements, City of St. Joseph
- Beyond Cycling - Developing Inclusive Active Transportation in Joplin - Taylor Cunningham, City of Joplin1
- Grassroots and Grasstops: The Story of Springfield's Lone Pine Bike Park & Greenspace - Mary Kromrey, Ozark Greenways
- Measuring the Benefits of Complete Streets - Emily Schweninger, Smart Growth America
- Building a Network of Historical-Cultural Bicycle Routes Across Missouri: Thousands of Miles of Great Places to Ride and Explore--and How you can Help - Brent Hugh, Missouri Bicycle & Pedestrian Federation
- Pathways to Implementation on the MoDOT System - Shaun Tooley, MoDOT
- Creating Active Transportation Incentives in Wildwood, MO - Biking and Walking Benefits - Hugh Share, Sustainability Consulant, Cycling Advocate; Julian M.D. Jacquin, City of Wildwood
- Micro-Transportation, Hubs, Big Data, Healthcare Outcomes and ROI For Our Communities - Dan Cain, Pedego Electric Bicycles
- The Power of Gravel, Trails, and Rural Community: Using Events, Marketing, and Many Community Partners to Turn a Small Rural Community into a Hub of Active Transportation and Recreation - Mac Vorce, Warsaw Chamber of Commerce; Jenn Bradshaw, Truman Lake Adventure Club; Sheridan Garman-Neeman, Executive Director, Kaysinger Basin Regional Planning Commission
- Rumble Strips Roundtable
Find out more about the Summit - or register now, before Early Bird Registration ends Friday, July 23rd, 2021.
On behalf of the 2021 Missouri Active Transportation Summit Organizing Committee - hope to see you at the Summit August 13th!
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