Explore Our Upcoming Virtual Classes
Join us to enhance your bikeway design knowledge.
Explore Dutch experience in advisory lanes, and visit some advisory lanes in the US.
Accelerate understanding in innovative bikeway design principles and practices.
Learn about hot-off-the-press updated guidelines and standards for effective design.












Earn Certification Maintenance (CM) credits and Professional Development Hours (PDH) for AICP, PE, PTOE, PLA, and more!








Bikeway Design Webinar
Webinar Date: Thursday April 24, 2025
Webinar Start Time: 7am PT / 10am ET
Webinar End Time: 2pm PT / 5pm ET
AGENDA
Presented by Tom Bertulis, MS, PE, PTOE
The Fast & The Curious:
Accelerating Understanding in Bikeway Design
Understanding the user and operating environments
Complying with traditional design standards and guidance as well as the historical evolution of design guidance
Recently updated guidelines and manuals
MUTCD 11th Edition (2023)
AASHTO Bicycle Facilities Guidelines (2024)
NACTO Urban Bikeway Design Guide (2025)
Other recently updated relevant guideline
Bicycle Planning and Network Analysis
Traditional methods
Best practices
Roadway Facility Selection
Bike lanes, separated bike lanes, shared lanes: So many choices, it's un-wheel!
The separated bike lane 4-step design process: No training wheels required
Establish Directional and Width Criteria
Select Forms of Separation
Midblock Considerations
Intersection Design
Principles of intersection Design
Roundabouts, signals, and protected intersections
Designing separated bike lanes at transit stops: Sharing the sandbox
AASHTO’s advisory shoulders/ advisory lanes/ELRs: The Cutting Edge
Evaluating roadways/selecting facilities: Picking the right path
Traffic Calming, Bike Boulevards/ Neighborways/ Neighborhood Greenways
Vertical traffic calming vs horizontal traffic calming
Designing traffic calming for emergency vehicles
Designing calm residential streets and networks
The Tactical Urbanism Revolution
Background and understanding
Application for North America
European Approaches to Bicycle Facility Design
European comparison: From Amsterdam to Zurich, learning from the pros
Shared space: uncertainty and intrigue on our streets
Sustainable Safety and Vision Zero: the latest safety research








Empowering Engineers Through Education
TLC Engineers LLC offers innovative virtual classes to enhance understanding in bikeway design, planning, and engineering, drawing from global experiences to foster professional growth.


60+
100+
Miles of bikeways, road diets, pedestrian-friendly corridors, and traffic-calmed roadways designed.
Presentations at bikeway design courses, webinars, and conferences.


Virtual Classes Offered
Enhance your knowledge with our expert-led virtual classes in April 2025.
Advisory Lanes
Learn from European experience in our engaging virtual class on advisory lanes this April 16th, through APBP.


Bikeway Design
Join us for insights on bikeway design, presented by Tom Bertulis, on April 24, 2025 through HalfMoon Education.






Webinar Attendance
Earn 6.0 PDHs for professional engineers and architects.
See below for PDHs
Certification
Includes attendance certificate upon completion and quiz success.
PDH Credit
Group Access
Discounted rates for group sign-ups.
Inquire for pricing
Credits / PDHs
Professional Engineers (PE)
6.0 PDHs
Professional Traffic Operation Engineers (PTOE)
6.0 PDHs
Architects
6.0 HSW CE Hours
AIA - American Institute of Architects
6.0 HSW LUs
Landscape Architects
6.0 HSW CE Hours
LACES - Landscape Architecture Continuing Education System
6.0 HSW PDHs
APA/AICP - American Planning Association/American Institute of Certified Planners
6.0 CM
Continuing Education Information
These webinars are open to the public and is designed to qualify for 6.0 PDHs for professional engineers and PTOEs, 6.0 HSW continuing education hours for licensed architects, and 6.0 HSW continuing education hours for landscape architects in all states that allow this learning method, for the bikeway design course and 1.0 PDH for the advisory lane webinar.


"Join our class, bust some myths."


Tom teaching a bikeway design course

