The Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) Met Section, representing members in the New York/New Jersey area will be hosting Afternoon Ethics & Dinner Presentation: Connectivity in New Jersey. The afternoon session will cover “Engineering Ethics”, reviewing the ethical obligations of engineers in the preparation of their work and professional conduct. It will also review several examples, with questions of actions that can be taken.
The evening program will feature several speakers on “Connectivity in New Jersey”, including Andrew Tunnard, Assistant Commissioner of Transportation Operations Systems and Support for NJDOT; Sal Cowan, Senior Director of Transportation Mobility for NJDOT; and Wasif Mirza, Director of the Division of Mobility and System Engineering at NJDOT. The session will focus on discussing some of the progress made in the “Connected and Autonomous” realm by NJDOT (Mobility Engineering) and efforts made to transform yesterday’s infrastructure to be ready for tomorrow’s technology. The discussion will include overviews of the challenges and complexities presented by the rapidly changing landscape of innovative technologies. The presentation will also give an overview of the iCone Connected Service Patrol Program.

To reigster for either event and view more details, visit the event page: Register https://ite-metsection.org/events.php