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| Judith Espinosa Makes Presentation at
America Walks Regional Pedestrian Conference
- Judith M.
Espinosa, Director of the ATR Institute, made a presentation recently
at the America Walks Regional Pedestrian Conference. Her
presentation entitled, "From the Main Streets to Mean Streets and Back
Again," discussed initiatives to increase pedestrian safety and the
Safe Routes to School Initiative for school-aged children at the
America Walks Regional Pedestrian Conference. She provided
information about the ways states are reallocating resources to create
a more balanced transportation system to provide access and mobility
for all—regardless of whether they walk, bike, ride transit, or
drive—and how these initiatives can be adopted by New Mexico. "From
the Main Streets to Mean Streets
and Back Again" (pdf)
Ms. Espinosa’s presentation was part of the America Walks Regional
Pedestrian Conference held on April 29-30, at the Alvarado
Transportation Center in downtown Albuquerque. The Conference
theme was “Revolución en Las
Calles,” (Revolution in the
Streets). This public forum was
designed to make the connection between transportation choice,
pedestrian safety, and community health. |
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| NM Governor Reappoints Judith Espinosa to Second Term as Interstate Stream Commissioner - Governor Bill Richardson reappointed Judith Espinosa, Director of the ATR Institute, as well as four other commissioners to a second term of the New Mexico Interstate Stream Commission. The Interstate Stream Commission is charged with protecting New Mexico's right to water under eight interstate stream compacts, ensuring the State complies with each of those compacts, as well as water planning. | |
The
ATR Institute's CRRAFT Transit Management System Software Featured
in TRB's Transportation Research Record - A paper authored by the ATR Institute and
the NMDOT PTPB entitled "Client Referral, Ridership, and Financial
Tracking (CRRAFT)
Transit Management
System: CRRAFTing a Bridge to Coordinated Interagency
Transportation" is featured in the Transportation Research Board's
publication Transportation Research Record 1841. Transit: Bus,
Paratransit, Rural Public and Intercity Bus, New Transportation Systems
and Technology, Capacity and Quality of Service. The paper
chronicles the development of the CRRAFT software from inception.
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