LHTAC has Automated Traffic Recorders (ATRs) available to loan out to Local Highway Jurisdiction. Jurisdictions have the ability to borrow multiple ATRs and will be loaned out  on a first come first served basis. Each recorder or group of recorders includes a laptop with the necessary software, mounting hardware and batteries. LHTAC personnel are available to assist with initial setup and field placement, if needed. The traffic recorders are capable of measuring speed, volume and lengths of vehicles and can be used to conduct speed studies. The data gathered with the traffic recorders is the property of the Local Highway Jurisdictions.

If you would like to use the ATRs or have questions about them please contact Brian Wright bwright@lhtac.org or Rebecca Howell rhowell@lhtac.org at LHTAC.

Local Programs Peer Exchange National Webinar

Procurement Options for LPA’s

Wednesday, August 1, 2018
1:30 to 3:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time

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From the Argus Observer www.argusobserver.com

Under the agreement LHTAC has created with iWorq, many Idaho jurisdictions use iWorq’s pavement and sign management programs at no cost. iWorq’s annual conference has been helpful for participants to get started, improve efficiency, customize reports, and get the most out of the programs. Along with the presentations, individual training is available using each agency’s actual data.

When: Tues, July 31, 2018 – Wed, Aug 1, 2018

Where: Riverwoods Conference Center, Logan, UT

More info: https://iworq.com/iworq-user-conference

May in Motion is a month long campaign through ACHD-Commuteride and Valley Regional Transit to promote alternative transportation in the workplace. LHTAC employees  participated once again this year and we encourage other agencies to join the movement. (more…)