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Designing Roadways with Reversible Lanes

Posted: 10/19/2026

WEBINAR: October 28, 2026, 11:00AM - 12:00PM PT

Best Practices in Designing for Roadways with Reversible Lanes is a practical, case-study-based webinar that brings together a customer and consultant to share lessons from a real-world reversible lane project. 

Reversible lanes can provide a flexible and efficient way to manage capacity on high-traffic roadways—but successfully implementing them requires careful attention to design, safety, technology, specifications, and operations.

Hear firsthand about the challenges encountered during implementation, common pitfalls involving hardware, software, and specifications, and the solutions and best practices that helped address them.

In this webinar, hosted by the Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE), presenters will also explore key MUTCD and reliability considerations, conflict monitoring, operator interfaces, simulator applications, and what to include in RFPs and performance specifications.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify practical applications & use cases for reversible lanes on high-traffic roadways
  • Design and operate a safe, effective reversible lane system
  • Apply lessons learned when developing reversible lane systems

Presenters:

  • Paul Baracos, ITS Project Manager, Teledyne FLIR
  • Shahin Sepassi, Retired
  • Daniel Sagan, Regional Sales Manager, Control Technologies
  • Philip Gaudette, Marketing Manager, Teledyne FLIR

Whether you are considering a reversible lane project or looking to improve an existing system, this webinar will provide practical insights you can apply to your next project.


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This Event is Free

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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