The American Society of Highway Engineers Southern New Jersey looks forward to hosting a field trip for the Route 129 & Lalor Street Improvements Pilot Project for dilemma zone protection based upon dynamic ETA tracking of vehicles. This project served as a pilot for technology that has been implemented by NJDOT at up to 100-150 additional intersections to date with successful safety data already proving implementation.
*Hard hats and vests will be provided for students
Umama Ahmed, NJDOT Supervising Highway Engineer 2 Traffic, Bureau of Traffic Engineering-North Syed Kazmi, NJDOT Executive Manager, Bureau of Traffic
Kelly McVeigh, NJDOT Manager, Traffic Engineering-South
Attendees will be eligible to receive 1 PDH. (NJ, PA, and DE; check for eligibility in other states).
Session 1: 10 AM - 11 AM (Please arrive at 9:45 AM)
Session 2: 11 AM - 12 PM (Please arrive at 10:45 AM) Groups are to meet at Lalor Plaza shopping center parking lot adjacent to the intersection 15 minutes prior to the field trip times (9:45 and 10:45) to wait for the Field Guides/Presenters.
This event is exclusive to ASHE Southern NJ members & Student Members of our Chapters. Due to the nature of the event, capacity is strictly limited to two sessions of 25 attendees (50 total) and no substitutions or changes can be made once a spot is filled. All registrations must be paid in full at the time of sign-up. First come, first serve. We apologize as we are unable to guarantee any requests to reserve a spot in a specific session. Session assignments will be emailed out prior to event.
One registration reserved for each ASHE SNJ Annual Sponsor. Sponsorship Commitment must be received prior to 10/1.
Reserved spots for students and Annual Sponsors will open to general members after 10/15/26.
*The $10 student registration fee will be reimbursed with an Amazon gift card. This policy helps ensure accurate headcounts and prevent no-shows.
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