COG/TPB Travel Modeling Stakeholder Meeting

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Friday, February 27, 2015

9:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Room 1

Contact: Mark Moran
mmoran@mwcog.org

The COG/TPB staff, working with its consultant, Cambridge Systematics, Inc., is developing a multi-year strategic plan for the improvement of the COG/TPB travel demand forecasting procedures. As part of this process, we are soliciting input from current and future users of the COG/TPB regional travel demand model. We are providing two opportunities for stakeholder input: A web-based stakeholder survey and an optional stakeholder meeting on February 27. You may attend the meeting on Feb. 27 in person or remotely.

Remote access link: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/700825957
Conference call: 1-631-992-3444

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Committees:

Travel Forecasting Subcommittee

Agenda Items

Agenda for the COG/TPB Travel Modeling Stakeholder Meeting

Presentations

Items 2 & 3: Presentation by COG/TPB staff