📖 COURSE OVERVIEW
This 3-part series builds on Traffic Signal Timing 101 and 201 by walking participants through the full traffic signal timing project process – from identifying timing needs and collecting data to modeling, optimization, implementation, and evaluation. Participants will explore practical considerations for developing and implementing timing plans, reviewing field conditions, using modeling tools, fine-tuning operations, and evaluating before-and-after performance. The series is intended for transportation professionals involved in traffic signal operations, timing studies, corridor management, and project implementation.

▶️ PART 1 of 3 – Project Development and Data Collection (October 8, 2026 | 2:00 – 4:00pm ET)
In this first session, we will introduce the overall signal timing project workflow and discuss how to identify timing needs, define corridor limits, review existing conditions, and collect the data needed to support a successful retiming effort. Topics will include corridor prioritization, equipment inventory, operational checks, existing timing data, traffic counts, travel time studies, and field observations.

📌TARGET AUDIENCE: This series is intended for transportation professionals involved in traffic signal operations, timing, design, and management, including engineers, technicians, planners, consultants, and local agency staff seeking to strengthen their practical understanding of the traffic signal timing process.

✅ This webinar is provided at no cost and offers 2.0 PDH’s for fully viewing the session.

Speakers:

• Peter J. Yauch, P.E., PTOE, RSP2i
• John A. Albeck, P.E., PTOE
• David Champoux, P.E., PTOE, RSP, IMSA II

For more information, visit the training page.

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