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Decide & Provide: Vision-Led Planning & Trip Generation

Posted: 9/4/2026

WEBINAR: September 17, 2026, 9:00AM - 10:00AM PT

This 1-hour webinar showcases a “Decide & Provide” approach to transportation planning that is vision-led, access-focused, and uncertainty-savvy.

The world, and transportation with it, are changing in ways that are difficult to predict. However, our transportation planning and development tools rely upon forecast-led paradigm of “Predict & Provide.”

In combination with car-centric performance standards, a Predict & Provide approach can result in over-provision of highway capacity and under-provision of active transportation infrastructure, making it more difficult to meet community goals for safety and livability.

While drawing upon trip generation data associated with previous land-use developments, this new approach also considers the influence of development design and the need to accommodate uncertainty in judging what transport provision is suitable for supporting access to employment, goods, services and opportunities for the communities concerned. 

Learning Objectives:

  • Interpret trip generation data to reflect context & historical changes over time
  • Adapt transportation planning frameworks to be vision-led rather than forecast-led & to account for uncertainty

Presenters:

  • Ian Coles, Managing Director, TRICS Consortium Limited
  • Lynn Basford, Director, BasfordPowers, Crowthorne
  • Glenn Lyons, Professor of Future Mobility, University of the West of England

Registration is complimentary for ITE members

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This Event is $79.00

About ITE

The Institute of Transportation Engineers works to improve mobility and safety for all transportation system users.

Founded in 1930, ITE is a volunteer-driven association of 18K engineers, planners, consultants, educators, researchers, technologists, and students working in more than 78 countries.

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