See below for dates of future PSE webinars in 2025!
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March 6th, 2025
June 5th, 2025
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September 4th, 2025
December 4th, 2025
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The NOCoE TSMO Awards celebrate the TSMO strategies and tools that leverage existing infrastructure to increase safety and reliability. Each year, NOCoE awards winners in four TSMO Award categories. For 2025, the categories are:
- Best TSMO Project
- Agency Improvement
- Emerging Practices and Technologies
- Cybersecurity and TSMO
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Benefits of being a TSMO Award winner include:
- A TSMO Award and digital seal for promotion
- A case study document of their submission featured on the NOCoE website
- A press release announcing them as a TSMO Award winner
- A feature in NOCoE’s newsletter, social media channels, and website as a TSMO Award winner
Benefits of being a Joey Sagal TSMO Leadership Award winner include:
- A Joey Sagal TSMO Leadership Award and digital seal for promotion
- A profile document highlighting the individual and their contributions featured on the NOCoE website
- A press release announcing them as a Joey Sagal TSMO Leadership Award winner
- A feature in NOCoE’s newsletter, social media channels, and website as a Joey Sagal TSMO Leadership Award winner
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Traffic Signal Systems, Arterial Management, and TSMO Peer Exchange Report
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NOCoE hosted the Traffic Signal Systems, Arterial Management and TSMO Virtual Peer Exchange with the participation of transportation agency professionals experienced in developing and implementing plans, programs, policies, and projects in arterial management to support TSMO in their jurisdictions. This peer exchange benefited from experience shared from state DOTs, MPOs, and local agencies as well as researchers.
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2026 FIFA World Cup Planning Workshop Report
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This workshop was organized to prepare for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, focusing on transportation systems management and operations (TSMO) strategies to ensure safe and efficient mobility. The event featured presentations, roundtable discussions, and networking opportunities, with speakers from various transportation and security agencies sharing their expertise and insights.
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Planned Special Events Portal
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This portal is dedicated to collecting planned special event resources. Resources come from the FHWA Event Management Team, NOCoE activities, agency case studies, and, where referenced, the Transportation Operations Manual.
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Road Weather Management Portal
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Road weather management (RWM) looks to better understand the safety and mobility impacts of weather on roadways and promote tools to mitigate those impacts.
This portal, developed by the FHWA RWM Program, collects resources and information about the practice of road weather management.
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The Cape Fear Memorial Bridge (CFMB) Preservation Project enhances safety through increased law enforcement and quick incident clearance, vital for evacuations during hurricanes.
It minimizes traffic disruptions by optimizing detour routes and completing the project ahead of schedule, restoring normal traffic flow sooner. Cost-effective repairs at $7.1 million avoid a $437 million replacement and reduce future maintenance expenses.
The project supports the local economy by maintaining reliable access between New Hanover and Brunswick counties, crucial for commercial activities linked to the Port of Wilmington.
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Impact on Public Safety of Recent 4.9 GHz Ruling
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This webinar features a conversation on how states are using the 4.9 GHz frequency. Speakers from several states detail their use of the spectrum, including how it directly impacts safety for the traveling public.
The webinar also includes a discussion on impacts of the recent FCC ruling on the 4.9 GHz spectrum going forward. Speakers provide a brief history of the spectrum use and what the decision might mean to the DOTs who have existing 4.9 licenses and those who are planning on implementing 4.9 systems.
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TOM Talks: TSMO Program Plans
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This webinar discusses TOM’s guidance on TSMO Program Plans and features several state DOT leaders discussing their use of their TSMO Program Plan.
This webinar highlights the TOM’s guidance on the strategic, programmatic, and tactical elements of the TSMO plans, and dives into specific elements of a TSMO program plan. The webinar also discusses the program plan development process and highlight exemplary practices from Minnesota, Ohio, and Texas in developing their own program plans.
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TMS Emerging Topics Series: TMS Actively Managing the Display of Queue Warning Messages
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The webinar describes the operational practices for displaying queue warning messages and the benefits of displaying queue warning messages. The webinar also discusses key considerations in actively managing queue warning messages. Lastly, the webinar highlights examples from operating agencies and lessons learned.
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2025 ITE Virtual Spring Conference: Envisioning a Safer and More Resilient Future
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Plan to join over 1,250 transportation professionals from diverse disciplines to explore innovative strategies for addressing two critical challenges: safety and resiliency.
With 10 technical sessions, two plenary sessions, and an informative Coffee Talk, attendees will gain actionable insights into cutting-edge topics such as:
- Leveraging USDOT SMART Grants for community innovation
- Rethinking the Roadway Functional Classification System to align with modern multimodal needs
- Integrating mode change metrics into transportation planning
- Enhancing resilience through TSMO in response to extreme weather
- Implementing safety cameras and systems
- Advancing the National V2X Deployment Plan
- Exploring ITE’s debut Safety Roadmap and Action Plan for achieving zero roadway fatalities.
The conference will also emphasize cultivating the next generation of transportation professionals through enhanced safety education in university programs. Sessions will feature interactive formats that foster dynamic discussions and the exchange of ideas, equipping participants with practical tools and strategies to apply directly to their work.
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You are invited to a joint AASHTO/FTA/SUMC four-part virtual workshop which is the third of a four-part workshop series that addresses different innovative mobility topics for state DOT public transit programs.
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Register Here for the Workshop
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Workshop 3: How to Pay Your Way: Integrated Payment Solutions
March 12: 1:00 to 2:00 Eastern
This third session focuses on a range of payment options, including open technology solutions. We will discuss statewide procurement considerations that can help simplify payment systems. Following two state DOT presentations, we will have a wide-ranging discussion.
Speakers:
- Troy Green, Program Delivery Manager, Division of Intermodal Programs, Georgia DOT
- Daniel Baker, Transportation Supervising Planner, Office of Transit & Ridesharing – Customer Experience, Connecticut DOT
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Sign Up for the NOCoE Newsletter
Subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date with:
- Upcoming webinars and get access to past webinars
- The latest NOCoE events and competitions
- New case studies and other resources
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About the National Operations Center of Excellence (NOCoE)
NOCoE provides services to the transportation systems management and operations (TSMO) community to saves lives, improve travel times, and enhance economic vitality. With an emphasis on workforce development, NOCoE aims to assist in the deployment of technologies and the mainstreaming of TSMO solutions by fostering education, networking, communication, and knowledge transfer.
For more information, please visit www.transportationops.org.
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