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Advisory Lanes: What We Can Learn from Dutch / European Experience

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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, 2025, through APBP.

Bikeway Design

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

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Join instructor Tom Bertulis, MS, PE, PTOE for an engaging, information-packed class on Urban Bikeway Design and Construction. Whether you're an engineer, planner, advocate, or curious learner, this course will equip you with the latest tools, strategies, and standards to design world-class bike infrastructure. You'll explore everything from separated bike lanes and tactical urbanism to intersection design and the latest and greatest MUTCD, AASHTO, and NACTO Bike Guide updates, key guides and manuals for bikeway design. Dive into real-world examples, safety data, and European innovations—all while learning how to create connected, low-stress bike networks that work for everyone. Don’t miss this opportunity to level up your bikeway knowledge and help shape the future of mobility. Sign up today!

🚲 Curious About Advisory Lanes? So Are We—Let’s Dive In.

Join us for an eye-opening webinar that unpacks the nuance, promise, and practicality of Advisory Lanes—those clever, space-saving facilities gaining traction across the U.S. and long perfected in the Netherlands. Led by experts steeped in Dutch design philosophy and U.S. implementation realities, this session explores the key questions: What should we call them? How do we teach drivers to use the center zone? Can they work on 50 mph roads—or on curves with poor visibility? This webinar is all about TRAFFIC MYTH BUSTING. From naming conventions to legal standing, from danger zones to contraflow—we’ll cover it all. Whether you're a planner, engineer, or advocate, this session will sharpen your understanding of one of the most flexible tools in the bikeway toolbox. Sign up now and bring your curiosity!