The National Rural Transportation Peer Learning Conference has been approved for AICP Certification Maintenance credits for 14 sessions.

Because some of the sessions occur concurrently, attendees will be able to earn a maximum of 12.25 CM credits. The sessions are listed below:

Wednesday, October 28

• Rural Transportation Safety Forum, sponsored by the FHWA Office of Safety | CM 2
• Mobile Tour of Port of Savannah | CM 1

Thursday, October 29

• Planning for Sustainable Communities | CM 1.5
• Planning and Implementing a Regional Livability Strategy | CM 1.5
• Engaging Human Services in Planning for Transit | CM 1.5
• Planning for Freight Transportation | CM 1.5
• Climate Change and Transportation Planning | CM 1
• Regional Planning and Implementation for Transit | CM 1
• Prioritizing Projects in an Era of Constrained Funding | CM 1
• Transportation, Land Use and Corridor Planning | CM 1
• Transporting the Workforce: Regional Vanpools | CM 1

Friday, October 30

• Emerging Issues in Transportation Planning: Conversation Café | CM 2
• Freight Trends and Intermodal Connections | 1.25
• Mobile Workshop: Walking Tour of Savannah's Oglethorpe Plan | CM 2

Since 2007, the National Rural Transportation Peer Learning Conference has been approved for AICP CM credits, as have other regional rural transportation convenings.  For more information on previous CM-approved events sponsored by NADO, click here and choose "Past Events." 

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