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Monday<br />

Roadeo Operators Training<br />

Dispatch, There’s Trouble on my Bus!<br />

2:15 - 3:45 p.m.<br />

Seneca, Level 4<br />

Defusing hostile situations for <strong>bus</strong> operators.<br />

Bus operators not only see the best that customers bring<br />

on the <strong>bus</strong>, but also the worst. This session will focus on<br />

how to recognize potential trouble and techniques to use to<br />

defuse hostile situations. Come to this session to learn skills<br />

that can make your job as an operator safer for you and your<br />

customers. Share experiences and what worked in your<br />

situation as a professional operator.<br />

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE awarded upon completion of<br />

course<br />

T r a iner<br />

• Reginald A. Mason, associate vice president and chief safety<br />

officer, Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County, Houston, TX<br />

Roadeo Mechanics Training<br />

So You Want to Win the Roadeo?<br />

2:15 - 3:45 p.m.<br />

Ravenna, Level 3<br />

Applying good troubleshooting skills will help in the<br />

<strong>roadeo</strong> (and at work!).<br />

Teams that have good troubleshooting skills do much better<br />

in the <strong>roadeo</strong> and have an easier time diagnosing problems<br />

back in the maintenance garage. This session will focus on<br />

troubleshooting proficiency. Learn techniques to improve<br />

your approach to identifying problems.<br />

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE awarded upon completion of<br />

course<br />

T r a iner<br />

• Andrea Dobson, instructor, National Transit Institute Rutgers,<br />

The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick, NJ<br />

BRT<br />

monday<br />

The BRT Standards Project<br />

2:45 - 4 p.m.<br />

Grand Ballroom D, Level 2<br />

APTA Standards Program incorporates best practices<br />

for BRT.<br />

The APTA BRT Working Group has been working on the<br />

development of BRT Recommended Practices for the past<br />

two years. Several documents are finished and ready for<br />

publication. These documents will assist future BRT project<br />

managers get a helping hand in developing programs that<br />

can take advantage of lessons learned from previous efforts.<br />

Related TCRP Documents: R-90, R-117 & 118 (See page 16<br />

for details.)<br />

Moder at or<br />

• Cheryl Thole, senior research associate, Center for Urban<br />

Transportation Research, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL<br />

A P TA BR T R ecommended P r ac t ices a nd You<br />

• Sean Rathwell, P.Eng., manager, Ottawa office, McCormick<br />

Rankin International, Ottawa, ON<br />

• Ann P. John, PMP, PE, principal consultant, sbX BRT Corridors<br />

Project, OMNITRANS, Glendora, CA<br />

• Amy Miller, director of marketing, New Flyer, Winnipeg, MB<br />

• Bill Vincent, general counsel, Breakthrough Technologies<br />

Institute, Washington, DC<br />

T he Ne w a nd Updat e d C BR T<br />

• Roderick Diaz, transportation planning manager V, Los Angeles<br />

County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Los Angeles, CA<br />

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