Friday, March 11 at 8:00 a.m. Main Ballroom Brian Payne, Founder and Artistic Director…
3 Full Days
60+ Sessions
Renowned Expert Speakers
3 Full Days
60+ Sessions
Renowned Expert Speakers
3 Full Days
60+ Sessions
Renowned Expert Speakers
3 Full Days
60+ Sessions
Renowned Expert Speakers
3 Full Days
60+ Sessions
Renowned Expert Speakers
Our 2018 conference website is live! Register to attend or apply to make a presentation here.
Thanks for a fantastic Texas Trails and Active Transportation Conference! March 9-11 were three great days in Houston and we’re so glad you were able to attend.
We want to hear from you! Was the conference all you hoped? Lacking in some area? Give us your feedback from TTAT 2016–take the survey here.
You ought to be in pictures– and you are! See the complete 2016 TTAT photo gallery here.
Mark your calendar now for spring 2018 and the next TTAT Conference! Location still TBD. Could your city be the next TTAT host? Submit this form to have your city be considered for TTAT.
Check out our fantastic 2016 speakers!
Goals of the Conference
The biennial TTAT Conference brings together those involved with bicycle, pedestrian, and other active transportation and recreation modes from around Texas and the world. Presenters share current information and examples from the active transportation field, and spark inspiration to continue striving to make things better in each of our communities. The conference focuses on issues of economic development, health, safety, and many other topics relevant to advancing active transportation and trails. The next TTAT conference will be held in the spring of 2018.
Professional Credits
Available certifications for conference sessions include:
- American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP)
- American Society for Landscape Architects (ASLA)
- American Society of Civil Engineers / Texas Society of Professional Engineers (ASCE/TSPE)
- Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU-a)
Conference Attendees
Conference attendees include those involved in the planning, construction, funding, economics, operation, management, promotion and use of bicycle, pedestrian, and other transportation modes. The conference provides breakout sessions, keynote talks and mobile workshops from experts representing municipal/state government, transportation advocacy groups, trail users, architects, landscape architects, transportation engineers, planners, and private businesses.
There are so many conferences worth attending but as a community organizer and regional advocate, I found the Texas Trails and Active Transportation conference one of the most inspiring gatherings available.
Keynote Speakers
Our 2016 keynote speakers presented an array of topics including sustainable transportation trends, reclaiming the streets, creating healthy communities, and more. Learn more about the 2106 keynote speakers here.
Trail of Texas Award Nomination
We’re proud to host the Trails of Texas Awards at each TTAT Conference. The 2016 winners were:
The Great Texas Trail Head Planning and Design Award: Jared White from the City of Dallas
The Great Texas Two-Step Award (for developing partnerships): Mike Grace
The Great Texas Trail Boss Award for Service: State Representative Jim Murphy
Congratulations to the winners! We’ll be asking for nominations for the next conference in mid-2017.
2018 Location Proposal
There are many great locations in Texas to host the 2018 TTAT Conference. Could your city be next? Submit a location proposal now.
Many Thanks to our Great Sponsors:
•Rhodium Sponsor
•Platinum Sponsor
•Gold Sponsors
•Silver Sponsors
•Bronze Sponsors
•Copper Sponsors
BW2 Engineers, Inc.
iZone Imaging
•Brass Sponsors
LandDesign
Texas Equestrian Trail Riders Association
Alta Planning
Traffic Engineers Inc.
Houston-Galveston Area Council
Richardson Bike Mart
•Friends of TTAT
Want to be a key part of advancing active transportation and trails in Texas? Become a TTAT sponsor now.
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