During the 2018 NADO Annual Training Conference, three presenters from regional planning entities shared perspectives and activities on planning for connected and autonomous vehicles. The presenters and their presentations included:
Erica Anderson, planning director for the Land of Sky Regional Council (a NADO member organization), and Carrie Kissel, associate director for the NADO Research Foundation, presented at the International Transportation
To support the daily fixed-route transit service of Greenway Public Transportation, the Western Piedmont Council of Governments (WPCOG) staff collected details on the 349 bus stops in the bus routes.
Land of Sky Regional Council (LOSRC) is meeting a critical mobility need for Buncombe County residents through the new program Transportation Resource Center—Expanding Local Services. Under contract to the county,
This article is a section in the 2014 NADO Research Foundation report Moving toward Performance-based Transportation Planning in Rural and Small Metropolitan Regions. North Carolina has gone through a transformation
This article is a section in the 2014 NADO Research Foundation report Moving toward Performance-based Transportation Planning in Rural and Small Metropolitan Regions. In order to ensure that project decisions
The Croatan Regional Bicycle + Trails Plan merges two separate but complementary efforts to create both on-road bicycle routes and a network of multi-use trails throughout the Eastern Carolina Council
The documents below were provided by regional transportation planning organizations from across the country to provide guidance for orienting new and existing members of other regional transportation planning organizations. 2014
The North Carolina Department of Transportation contracted with a team from Elizabeth City State University to undertake a project to develop measures to analyze the performance of the state’s 20
SEQL is an integrated environmental initiative for the 15-county metropolitan Charlotte region in North and South Carolina. The actions and examples given address livability issues, such as planning for land
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