Earn professional development credits (PDH) in the Geometric Design: Fundamentals and Emerging Practices in Urban Street Design workshop offered by ITE Canada District’s Training Committee.
This interactive half-day workshop introduces the fundamentals and emerging practices of urban street design, emphasizing safety, mobility, and livability for all users. Participants will learn how to apply foundational concepts in cross-section design, horizontal and vertical alignment, and intersection geometry to create context-sensitive solutions for varying urban contexts. Emerging topics such as low-speed streets, self-enforcing streets, multimodal roundabouts, and protected intersections for urban contexts will be integrated throughout the curriculum.
Through presentations, real-world case studies, and hands-on exercises using collaborative tools led by four facilitators, participants will gain practical skills to apply design principles and innovative solutions in their own projects. Designed for both entry-level and experienced professionals, this training will equip participants with the knowledge and confidence to navigate the evolving landscape of urban street design in Canada.
On completion of this training, led by practitioners from WSP Canada, you will be able to:
To see the full workshop description, registration information, and more, visit the event page for the workshop session:
Date: June 18, 2026
Time: 12 pm to 4 pm (ET) / 9 am to 1 pm (PT)
Fees: $150-400
Get a sneak peek of the training in this article from Transportation Talk highlighting urban street design, minimum standards and self-enforcing streets, and emerging approaches for intersection design.
ITE Canada’s training program is overseen by the Training Committee, a committed group of volunteer transportation professionals who coordinate the development and delivery of courses and workshops:
