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DESCRIPTION:In partnership with Georgia Tech s Center for Urban Research t
 he Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) produces a Transportation Symposium 
 Series to explore transportation research and policy in greater depth. Ev
 ent Details Arrival: Please arrive at 3:00 PM to take part in engagement 
 activities for Riding Forward and the Atlanta Comprehensive Transportatio
 n Plan (CTP) . Location: 229 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta GA 30303 Harry West
  Conference Room (directions to ARC: https://atlantaregional.org/directio
 ns-to-arc/ ) Featured Speakers Eric Meyer Atlanta Regional Commission (AR
 C) Paul Supawanich Georgia Institute of Technology Commissioner Solomon C
 aviness Atlanta Department of Transportation (ATLDOT) Nedra Deadwyler Civ
 il Bikes John Devine Go Georgia Kevin Burke Atlanta Beltline Additional p
 resenters may be announced. About the Shaping the Future of Trails and Bi
 king in Metro Atlanta Symposium Multiuse trails and bicycle facilities ar
 e more than recreational amenities\; they are essential public infrastruc
 ture that can improve public health connect neighborhoods to jobs and dai
 ly needs expand affordable mobility options and strengthen local economie
 s. In a region as automobile dependent as metropolitan Atlanta connected 
 trail and bicycle networks offer an opportunity to rethink how communitie
 s are organized and how people move between them. Projects like the Atlan
 ta Beltline demonstrate the potential of trails to transform urban enviro
 nments while raising important questions about equitable access neighborh
 ood change and displacement. This symposium will explore how the Atlanta 
 region can link its growing trail network into a connected regional syste
 m to create healthier more accessible and more prosperous communities. We
  also invite you to get involved before the conversation begins! Join us 
 at 3:00 PM for pre-event engagement activities for Riding Forward and the
  Atlanta Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP). The symposium will foll
 ow from 3:30 5:30 PM with optional networking afterward.\n https://public
 input.com/B18037
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LOCATION:229 Peachtree St NE\, Atlanta\, GA\, USA
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SUMMARY:ARC and Georgia Tech Symposium: Shaping the Future of Trails & Bik
 ing in Metro Atlanta
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