The Basic Concepts of Supervision focuses on the elements that new supervisors should be aware of: tasks of a leader, being a role model, motivation techniques, communication skills, problem solving and decision […]
There are three things you need to have a good road: drainage, drainage, and drainage. This program covers drainage principles, drainage policy, ditches, pipes, and other drainage features, including installation […]
The NLTAPA Winter business meeting will be held on Sunday, January 7th, 2024 at the National Highway Institute Building in Washington DC. The agenda is linked here, and includes the […]
Register here Globally, over 3,700 people die every day on the roads, which amounts to nearly 1.35 million preventable deaths and an estimated 50 million injuries each year. Road traffic […]
NLTAPA members! Get an early start on networking and sharing with your peers across the country! Join the NLTAPA Professional Development Work Group on June 26th from 1-3 ET for […]
This conference is a valuable investment for your entity. It is the most affordable local road conference in the nation providing an opportunity to learn and share ideas about building and maintaining safe, local roadways. The conference typically showcases around 80 vendors/exhibitors. The target audience is highway superintendents/county engineers, municipal street managers, equipment operators, consulting engineers and elected officials.
Register here The Roadway Management Conference brings together hundreds of roadway practitioners from across the region. Together they learn from experts and peers, visit with vendors, see equipment, and experience demonstrations […]
We invite NLTAPA members to join the annual NLTAPA business meeting in-person or virtually. Virtual link will be sent to registered NLTAPA attendees prior to the meeting. Registration required for […]
2025 NLTAPA Virtual Roundtables Announcement Hosted by Professional Development Workgroup Open to all LTAP/TTAP staff levels Great opportunity to interact with and learn from peers across the program