The LHTAC T2 Center is pleased to announce that we will be offering a combination of in-person training and instructor-led online classes this fall. Please be assured that both our instructors, and your safety will be our top priority. (more…)
The Virtues of Validation, Article written by David E. Wynkoop
Validation proceedings have long been a valuable tool for Idaho local highway jurisdictions (LHJ)[1]. A validation may be initiated by a resident, property owner, or the LHJ where there may be doubt or a dispute regarding the existence, location, or dimensions of a public right-of-way (ROW). Validation is an administrative proceeding conducted by an LHJ, and may be preferable to a quiet title lawsuit conducted by a court. The importance of the tool was recently reinforced by the Idaho Supreme Court in the case of Richel Family Trust v. Worley Highway District, decided July 22, 2020.
[1] I use the term Local Highway Jurisdictions to include highway districts, county road departments, and perhaps even city street departments. See Idaho Code Section 40-1323.
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Save the Dates!
Hear the firsthand update from LHTAC staff on pertinent information regarding the local transportation community. We will hold 3 virtual sessions (covering the same agenda) via Zoom in the month of October. After registering you will be sent detailed information for accessing the Zoom session via your email. (more…)
The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), as part of its ongoing Every Day Counts Round 5 (EDC-5) initiative, along with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (DOT) and the Oklahoma State University Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP) are offering a two-day interactive workshop on Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). (more…)
FHWA and ITD are interested in hearing from local jurisdictions regarding Federal-aid funds and projects. Please participate in the FY21 Risk Assessment Survey .
Survey Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/FHWAandITDFY21RiskAssessmentSurvey
Deadline: August 21, 2020
Estimated Completion Time: 20 minutes
Once you identify a threat and/or opportunity we ask you to associate it with an Impact and Likelihood Criteria; thereby, helping us to gauge the severity of the impact and likelihood of the event occurring. Next identify the scope of the program or area of concern to provide us with some context.
Your feedback is very important to FHWA and essential to improve our business. Thank you for your value-added input!
PDF Copy of the Survey (PDF)
For Question Contact Michael Caliendo with FHWA at (208) 334-9180 x131 or michael.caliendo@dot.gov.