About this Event
Welcome!
This event attracts more than 150 local, state, federal and private agency professionals devoted to building strong communities where people of all ages and abilities can safely and comfortably walk, bike, and roll.
Participants exchange information on the many benefits that vulnerable road user communities offer, such as opportunities for people to be healthy and active, reduced injuries, less traffic congestion and improved air quality, and economically viable downtowns where people can walk and bike. This symposium will bring together people from various disciplines and provide participants with the tools to work together to create safe and inclusive transportation in the state of New York.
The symposium is organized through the joint partnership of the following organizations:
- Cornell Local Roads Program
- Federal Highway Administration
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
- New York State (NYS) Department of Health
- NYS Department of State
- NYS Department of Transportation
- NYS Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee
- NYS Association of Metropolitan Planning Organizations
Registration Fee Information
The Symposium Registration Fee is $75 by August 16, 2024.
After August 16, 2024, the fee increases to $125.
Hotel Room Block
If you’re attending the event and need accommodations, you can reserve a room within the hotel room block at the DoubleTree Hilton Binghamton. A number of rooms have been secured at the per diem rate of $113.
Online Booking: Please visit the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Room Block link to reserve a room.
Contact the Hotel Directly: You can contact the hotel by phone at 607-722-7575. Mention that you’re part of the event. The hotel staff will guide you through the booking process.
Remember that booking a room within the block ensures you get the negotiated group rate and allows you to stay in the same accommodation as other attendees and the symposium venue. The block is available until August 17, 2024 or until fully booked.
Take a Walking or Biking Tour of Binghamton
On Tuesday afternoon, join us for either a walking tour or biking tour to learn about the new planning, development, and history of the area. Each tour will take approximately 60 minutes.
The walking tour will be accessible to all and includes transportation by Broome County Transit.
If biking, please bring your own bike. If you need a bicycle, please indicate that on your registration form (limited availability).
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
DoubleTree by Hilton Binghamton, 225 Water Street, Binghamton, United States
USD 75.00
