exchange forum with State partners. Topics included a focus on new functionality of the Safety Assistance electronic Commercial Vehicle Safety Plan. The Program Planning event also included sessions on programmatic Meeting oversight, performance measurement, and policy changes. The senior operations leadership team discussed action plans with Division FMCSA Division Administrators addressing key Independent Review February 10-12, Administrator and Charlotte, NC Team recommendations, with a focus on enriching 91 153,186 Field Leadership 2015 field leadership skills and State partner relationship Meeting development. The event also included a discussion of investigative activity and priorities. NHTSA co-sponsored this event to ensure that the International United States works collaboratively with Technical participating nations in the ESV Program to Gothenburg, Conference on the June 8-11, 2015 9 107,705 Sweden exchange information to help reduce vehicle related Enhanced Safety of injuries and fatalities and advance state of the art Vehicles (ESV) technology in automotive safety engineering. The FHWA Every Day Counts (EDC) initiative identifies and rapidly deploys proven but underutilized innovations to shorten the project delivery process, enhance roadway safety, reduce 103,269-165,752 FHWA Every Day October congestion and improve environmental 37-54 (attendees per Various Locations (for each of the 7 Counts (EDC) 2014 sustainability. Regional EDC Summits were held in event) events) 7 locations to bring national attention to the innovations selected, elevate the conversation to decision makers, and provide technical support at regional and local levels. The Office of the Secretary for Research and Technology (OST-/R)co-sponsored this event with the purpose of creating an environment for OST/R- European increased communication and collaboration Commission U.S. between the United States and European April 14-15, governments, industry and academia on specific Transportation Washington DC 11 2015 136,373 transportation-related subjects. This conference Research Symposium No. 3 included sharing and disseminating information on international RD&T activities underway within the United States and European Commission, and obtaining similar information of interest to DOT.
Safety Assistance Program Planning Meeting exchange forum with State partners. Topics included a focus on new functionality of the electronic Commercial Vehicle Safety Plan. The event also included sessions on programmatic oversight, performance measurement, and policy changes. FMCSA Division Administrator and Field Leadership Meeting Charlotte, NC February 10-12, 2015 The senior operations leadership team discussed action plans with Division Administrators addressing key Independent Review Team recommendations, with a focus on enriching field leadership skills and State partner relationship development. The event also included a discussion of investigative activity and priorities. 91 153,186 International Technical Conference on the Enhanced Safety of Vehicles (ESV) Gothenburg, Sweden June 8-11, 2015 NHTSA co-sponsored this event to ensure that the United States works collaboratively with participating nations in the ESV Program to exchange information to help reduce vehicle related injuries and fatalities and advance state of the art technology in automotive safety engineering. 9 107,705 FHWA Every Day Counts (EDC) Various Locations October 2014 The FHWA Every Day Counts (EDC) initiative identifies and rapidly deploys proven but underutilized innovations to shorten the project delivery process, enhance roadway safety, reduce congestion and improve environmental sustainability. Regional EDC Summits were held in 7 locations to bring national attention to the innovations selected, elevate the conversation to decision makers, and provide technical support at regional and local levels. 37-54 (attendees per event) 103,269-165,752 (for each of the 7 events) OST/R- European Commission U.S. Transportation Research Symposium No. 3 Washington DC April 14-15, 2015 The Office of the Secretary for Research and Technology (OST-/R)co-sponsored this event with the purpose of creating an environment for increased communication and collaboration between the United States and European governments, industry and academia on specific transportation-related subjects. This conference included sharing and disseminating information on international RD&T activities underway within the United States and European Commission, and obtaining similar information of interest to DOT. 11 136,373
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