The National Highway Institute (NHI), the training and education arm of the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), offers in-person and virtual training on Planning and Environment
Environmental Justice, Title VI, and public engagement requirements, in coordination with equity and inclusion considerations, are integral to planning and environment linkages (PEL). How is
When the NADO Research Foundation asked regional and rural planning organizations in a 2021 questionnaire at what stages of the planning process they are considering
The June 28, 2021, Rural Transportation website post on Planning and Environment Linkages Frequently Asked Questions mentions that provisions on PEL have existed since 2007.
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) provides a strong foundation of resources for transportation practitioners researching or seeking technical assistance on Planning and Environment Linkages (PEL).
The NADO Research Foundation is collaborating with the Federal Highway Administration to enhance professional expertise, technical assistance, and training for rural and regional transportation planning
The two most recent Planning and Environment Linkages resources posts at RuralTransportation.org provided an overview of National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) for rural and small
“What are Planning and Environment Linkages?” That primary question sets the foundation for regional and local agency planners who want to better understand what PEL
Resource from the archive: At the National Association of Development Organizations 2019 Annual Training Conference, Kelsey Owens shared a presentation from the U.S. Department of
During the NADO Annual Training Conference, U.S. Department of Transportation Environmental Specialist shared a presentation the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and Permitting 101. This
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