Transportation Mini-Series
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 20th Annual WTS Connecticut Transportation Mini-Series on Thursday, September 24, 2026, at the DoubleTree Hotel Bristol!
We were thrilled to reach capacity for this year’s event and bring together transportation professionals from across Connecticut for a full day of engaging presentations, panel discussions, interactive exhibits, and networking.
Thank you to our speakers, panelists, exhibitors, sponsors, volunteers, and attendees for helping make this milestone event a success.
Event Resources
Continuing Education Credits:
Professional Development Hours (PDHs): Attendees may claim up to 7.0 PDHs through the ITE Learning Hub. Attendees must complete the evaluation for each session attended to receive the corresponding certificate. Evaluations must be completed within 60 days of the event.
AICP CM Credits: Information on obtaining AICP CM credits will be posted as it becomes available.
Event Materials
Event Details
Date: Thursday, September 24, 2026
Time: 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM
Location:
DoubleTree Hotel Bristol
42 Century Drive
Bristol, CT 06010
Program and Session Information
Morning Plenary Session
Connected Conversations: Connecting Transportation Professionals Across New England
The 20th Annual WTS-CT Transportation Mini-Series Conference will open with a dynamic, talk-show-style plenary conversation focused on Leadership, Mentorship, and Sponsorship and the role each plays in strengthening the transportation industry.
Track 1: ConneCTing Through Innovative Project Solutions
This track will explore multimodal transportation projects advanced through federal and state partnerships that support initiatives to keep all of us moving. Sessions will highlight the roles of leadership, project teams, and communications specialists, along with innovative approaches to transportation challenges.
Track 2: ConneCTing within the Industry
This track is designed to support and empower those in the transportation industry by fostering conversations around communication, collaboration, and both technical and non-technical work in the transportation sector. This track provides an opportunity to learn from one another while gaining practical tools for growth and success in the workplace.
Track 3: ConneCTing with Municipal and Regional Partners
This track will explore multimodal transportation projects advanced through partnerships with municipal and regional agencies. Sessions will highlight transportation policy and planning initiatives, with an emphasis on sustainable, equitable, and resilient transportation networks.
Track 4: ConneCTing with Our Community through Hands-On Demonstrations
This track will provide interactive exhibits that demonstrate the impact of multimodal transportation for all road users. Sessions will highlight the importance of inclusion, voice, and advocacy to sustain real change in our communities.
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