Training Programs – National Center for Transportation Studies

To become familiar with transportation and traffic issues relevant to local traffic context.
To enhance their knowledge and skills in planning, management, and administration of transportation programs.
To establish professional and friendly relationships among experts and other participants.

To appreciate traffic impact assessment.
To understand the principles and steps in conducting a TIA.
To apply the TIA Report checklist in evaluating traffic impact assessment reports.
To assess the suitability of recommended in evaluating traffic impact assessment

Understand the role of a traffic enforcer

Identify the different laws and regulations

Identify different traffic signs and pavement markings

Be familiar with the significant legal requirements of the administration of traffic citation tickets.

Learn how to investigate, record, and report traffic accident/incident

Understand the different institutional arrangements in traffic managementee.

To enhance their knowledge and skills about traffic management and road safety during road maintenance and construction.

To standardize traffic control on worksites using the Road Works Safety Manual of the Department of Public Works and Highways.

To demonstrate safe working methods into actual road works situtations.

To become familiar with road safety issues relevant to local traffic context.

To enhance their knowledge and skills in improving road safety.

To establish professional and friendly relationships among experts and other participants.

Identify the emission sources (point, area, mobile sources) in their cities.
Develop an understanding of how the computation of emission loading from different sources is conducted.
Design a work plan for the establishment of emission inventories in their city.