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NEW JERSEYTRANSACTIONTRANSPORTATION CONFERENCEAmerica’s Premier Transportation Conference
2023April 18, 19, 20, 2023

Welcome to America’s Premier State Transportation Conference & Expo WECOME to the 47th Annual NJ Transportation Conference & Expo held in the beautiful Tropicana Conference Center & Casino in Atlantic City. This event has grown from about 50 attendees at the first one-day conference in 1976, to almost 1,000 today! Our winning formula is to provide the most important and timely sessions to help you to grow and improve your operation, whether it be planning, engineering, operations, or sales. At these sessions you hear from the top experts in their field and interact with them, a rare opportunity. The TransAction Conference, so named years ago by transportation superstar Lou Gambaccini’s daughter Sue, attracts a wide variety of transportation professionals ranging from small community- based transportation (and paratransit) system, to regionals and statewide agencies such as NJ Transit, NJDOT and others. It includes planners, builders, managers, operators, product suppliers, Metropolitan Planning Organizations, and consultants. Continuing education credits are certified for several sessions and include the periodic mandatory topics for Professional Engineers and Planners. The remarkable reputation of TransAction is that it has grown to the extent that we now consistently have attendees and exhibitors coming from more than 20 states and Canada! It also has one of the lowest registration fees for such an event in America. You get quality and substance for a great price. You have the exceptional opportunity to learn, interact, and share knowledge gained from real world experiences. You also have opportunities to network with peers and those more knowledgeable in their field at special Conference events. The Conference Steering Committee is grateful for and thanks the dedicated sponsors and the many exhibitors participating in this year’s event. Their participation helps make this event the tremendous success that is has become and enriches us all. Thank You. Lastly, Conference Chairman Frank Reilly and Vice Chairman Michael Vieira thank the Conference Steering Committee that is comprised of more than 20 dedicated individuals from agencies of all sizes plus the private sector. Their dedication in planning and managing this large event is Herculean. Hundreds of hours are spent by them to assure for your enrichment and we all greatly appreciate their contribution. THANK YOU ALL and ENJOY THE CONFERENCE. Frank T. Reilly Michael M. Vieira Conference Chairman Conference Vice-Chair

1 PROGRAM PAGE INDEX Inside Front Welcome Letter Cover 1 Program Page Index 2 Tropicana Conference Center Information and Meeting Room Locations 3 TransAction Conference Committee, Our Partners, and Thanks 4-5 TransAction Conference Sponsors 6-7 Exhibit Room & Meeting Room Diagram 8 Mobile App Instructions 9-10 AICP Planning Credits – List of Eligible Workshop Presentations 11-12 PDH Engineering Credits – List of Eligible Workshop Presentations 13-22 TUESDAY - Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions 22-32 WEDNESDAY - Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions 33-40 THURSDAY - Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions 41 Participating Exhibitor with Booth Numbers 42-52 NJ TransAction Conference Exhibitors with Booth Numbers Inside Back Date for NJ TransAction Conference 2024 Cover Outside Back Rohrer Bus Sales Ad – Program Sponsor Cover Program Sponsor PROGRAM PAGE INDEX Inside Front Welcome LetterCover1 Program Page Index2 Tropicana Conference Center Information and Meeting Room Locations3 TransAction Conference Committee, Our Partners, and Thanks4-5 TransAction Conference Sponsors6-7 Exhibit Room & Meeting Room Diagram8 Mobile App Instructions9-10 AICP Planning Credits – List of Eligible Workshop Presentations11-12 PDH Engineering Credits – List of Eligible Workshop Presentations13-22 TUESDAY - Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions22-32 WEDNESDAY - Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions33-40 THURSDAY - Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions41 Participating Exhibitor with Booth Numbers42-52 NJ TransAction Conference Exhibitors with Booth NumbersInsideBack Date for NJ TransAction Conference 2024CoverOutside Back Rohrer Bus Sales Ad – Program SponsorCoverProgram Sponsor

2 Exhibit Hall: Located on the 4th floor – South Tower. Registration Desk: Located outside of the Exhibit Hall to the right of the escalators. Exhibit Hall on the 4th Floor – South Tower. Meeting Rooms: Located on the 4th floor of the South Tower you will find the Carousel, Pageant, Parade, Rolling Chair, and Seaside meeting rooms. The Salon #1, #2 and #3 meeting rooms are located in the North Tower on the 4th floor. (See Floor Plan in this program). Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Break: Located on the 4th floor – South Tower inside the rear of the Exhibit Hall. Wednesday Buffet Luncheon: Located in the North Tower on the 4th floor – Salon 2, 3 & 4. (See Floor Plan in this program). Paid in Advance Lunch Ticket Required. Wednesday Evening Reception: Located on the 4th floor – South Tower inside the rear of the Exhibit Hall. Paid in Advance Reception Ticket Required. Wireless Internet: Wireless internet from the Tropicana is available in the expo hall and meeting rooms. Business Center: Tropicana’s Business Center is a full-service facility supporting the needs of business travelers and convention attendees. Services include copying, printing, computer workstations, mailing, and shipping. The Business Center is located on the ground floor of the North Tower. Tropicana Entertainment: Tropicana’s IMAX Theatre, located on the third floor of The Quarter. Escape AC, located in the North Tower at the street level, offers four classic Atlantic City themed rooms to choose from: The Poker Room, The Boardwalk, The Casino Cage, or Backstage. Each game room provides a thrilling, yet challenging experience that requires attention to detail, critical thinking, communication, and team work to break out. The Family Fun Station Arcade is located in the North Tower with over 50 arcade games. Coat & Luggage Check Room: Located in the hotel lobby on the ground floor, South Tower. It is open 24 hours. Hotel Check Out: On the last day of the conference, checkout is at 11 AM. Check out during the mid-morning break and take your luggage to either the Bell Services or carry it with you into the remaining workshop sessions. The Quarter: Tropicana’s Magnificent Shopping, Dining & Entertainment Venue: This is a huge shopping, dining, and entertainment complex modeled after old Havana is in the Tropicana’s Havana Quarter connected to the South Tower from the casino level. There is an IMAX theater, Irish Pub imported from Ireland, and scores of stores that range from designer purses and shoes to candy and coffee at Starbucks. All this inside the hotel complex! A complete list and description of the EATING PLACES and SHOPS in the Tropicana is on their website: www.tropicana.net Boardwalk: Take a stroll on America’s first and largest boardwalk or walk on the sand or in the surf on the beach. Enjoy the sea breeze and fresh air that have attracted millions of visitors here for more than 150 years. Walk the boardwalk or beach one way and return on the boardwalk by Rolling Chair (prices are very negotiable). There are 100’s of stores, casinos, eating places, and arcades. Tropicana Conference Center Information and Room Locations

3 TransAction Conference Committee, Our Partners and Thanks Recognition and Thank You  All of the agencies and companies exhibiting at this year’s NJ TransAction 2023.  Our Sponsors.  Our Conference Committee.  Gordon Meth and Ken Wedeen for spearheading the PDH & AICP Continuing Education Credits.  Amy Bernknopf and Keith Harrington who coordinated the College Student Poster Session.  The students presenting in the Poster Session.  The many workshop session coordinators who helped make all 78 workshop sessions educational and informative as well as those who spoke and presented at these sessions.  The NJ TransAction volunteers working to make this a successful conference for YOU.  Brian Sena & Maureen Kern and the Staff at the Tropicana Casino Resort Convention Center, Jeff Dye and General Exposition Services and Crowdcomms, Ltd. Conference Committee Frank T. Reilly, Conference Chairman Michael M. Vieira, Conference Vice Chairman John Adair, Somerset County & NJ COST Jelena Lasko, NJ DOT Liaison Lisa Roach, NJ TRANSIT Liaison Danelle Hunter, Amtrak Kenneth Wedeen, Somerset County & NJ CTA Gordon Meth, Robson Forensic, LLC John McCreavy, NJ Railroad Association Ted Ritter, No. Jersey Transp. Planning Authority Amy Bernknopf, Del. Valley Reg. Planning Comm. Keith Hartington, Del. Valley Reg. Planning Comm. Jennifer Marandino, So. Jersey Transp. Plan. Org. John Lane, NJ CTA President Ranjit Walia, Civic Eye Collaborative Anthony Attanasio, Hawk Strategies, LLC Thomas Drabic, Sussex County & NJ CTA Liza Betz, Union County & NJ CTA Michael Dannemiller, Middlesex County Thomas W. Casey, Bergen County & NJ CTA Our Partners in Transportation NJ TRANSIT NJ Department of Transportation NJ Turnpike Authority US Federal Highway Administration US Federal Transit Administration Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Amtrak NJ Railroad Association Community Transportation Association of America North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization NJ County Transportation Association (NJ CTA) NJ Council on Special Transportation (NJ COST) Special Thanks Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti, Commissioner, NJ Department of Transportation Kevin Corbett, President & CEO, NJ TRANSIT Richard Cotton, Executive Director Port Authority of NY & NJ John Keller, Executive Director NJ Turnpike Authority TransAction Conference Committee, Our Partners and Thanks Recognition and Thank You  All of the agencies and companies exhibiting at this year’s NJ TransAction 2023.  Our Sponsors.  Our Conference Committee.  Gordon Meth and Ken Wedeen for spearheading the PDH & AICP Continuing Education Credits.  Amy Bernknopf and Keith Harrington who coordinated the College Student Poster Session.  The students presenting in the Poster Session.  The many workshop session coordinators who helped make all 78 workshop sessions educational and informative as well as those who spoke and presented at these sessions.  The NJ TransAction volunteers working to make this a successful conference for YOU.  Brian Sena & Maureen Kern and the Staff at the Tropicana Casino Resort Convention Center, Jeff Dye and General Exposition Services and Crowdcomms, Ltd. Conference Committee Frank T. Reilly, Conference Chairman Michael M. Vieira, Conference Vice Chairman John Adair, Somerset County & NJ COST Jelena Lasko, NJ DOT Liaison Lisa Roach, NJ TRANSIT Liaison Danelle Hunter, Amtrak Kenneth Wedeen, Somerset County & NJ CTA Gordon Meth, Robson Forensic, LLC John McCreavy, NJ Railroad Association Ted Ritter, No. Jersey Transp. Planning Authority Amy Bernknopf, Del. Valley Reg. Planning Comm. Keith Hartington, Del. Valley Reg. Planning Comm. Jennifer Marandino, So. Jersey Transp. Plan. Org. John Lane, NJ CTA President Ranjit Walia, Civic Eye Collaborative Anthony Attanasio, Hawk Strategies, LLC Thomas Drabic, Sussex County & NJ CTA Liza Betz, Union County & NJ CTA Michael Dannemiller, Middlesex County Thomas W. Casey, Bergen County & NJ CTA Our Partners in Transportation NJ TRANSIT NJ Department of Transportation NJ Turnpike Authority US Federal Highway Administration US Federal Transit Administration Port Authority of New York & New Jersey Amtrak NJ Railroad Association Community Transportation Association of America North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization NJ County Transportation Association (NJ CTA) NJ Council on Special Transportation (NJ COST) Special Thanks Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti, Commissioner, NJ Department of Transportation Kevin Corbett, President & CEO, NJ TRANSIT Richard Cotton, Executive Director Port Authority of NY & NJ John Keller, Executive Director NJ Turnpike Authority

4 2023 NJ TransAction Conference SPONSORS Conference Registration Area STV Inc. 997 Lenox Drive, Suite 102 Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Tel: 609-530-0300 www.stvinc.com Name Badge Lanyards MP Engineers and Architects, P.C. 3700 Route 27, Suite 101 Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 732-274-1400 www.mpengs.com Mobile Charging Station Promatech, Inc. 204 Ark Road Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054 Tel: 856-314-8468 www.promatechinc.com Mobile Charging Station TechniQuest Corporation 32 Jefferson Plaza Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 732-274-9500 www.techniquestcorporation.com Directional Signage Hawk Strategies PO Box 1022 Somerville, NJ 08876 Tel: 908-930-3068 www.hawkstrategiesnj.com College Student Poster Session The Intelligent Transportation Society of NJ PO Box 7833, 555 Grand Ave Ewing Township, NJ 08628 Tel: 646-831-1882 www.itsnj.org Pens NJ I-Bank 3131 Princeton Pike, Building 4, Suite 216 Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Tel: 609-219-8603 www.njib.gov Program Sponsor Rohrer Enterprises, Inc. DBA/Rohrer Bus Sales 314 Dickinson Street Ewing Township, NJ 08638 Tel: 800-735-3900 www.rohrerbus.com Mobile App New Jersey Council on Special Transportation PO Box 184 Manville, NJ 08835 Tel: 973-250-9500 www.njcost.com Conference Tote Bags Morbern Inc. 80 Boundary Road Cornwall, ON K6H 6M1 Tel: 574-536-6800 www.morbern.com Wednesday Evening Reception Control Point Associates, Inc. 30 Independence Blvd Warren, NJ 07059 Tel: 800-668-1819 www.cpasurvey.com Wednesday Evening Reception Spradling International 200 Cahaba Valley Parkway Pelham, AL 35124 Tel: 205-985-4206 www.spradling.group/en- us Wednesday Evening Reception TechniQuest Corporation 32 Jefferson Plaza Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 732-274-9500 www.techniquestcorporation.com Wednesday All Day Beverage Cart French & Parrello Associates 1800 Route 34, Suite 101 Wall, NJ 07719 Tel: 732-312-9800 www.fpaengineers.com Email Ad Banner Dewberry 200 Broadacres Drive, Suite 410 Bloomfield, NJ 07003 Tel: 973-338-9100 www.dewberry.com Thursday’s Session 78 “Legal” Snack & Beverage Break Dresdner Robin 1 Evertrust Plaza, Suite 901 Jersey City, NJ 07302 Tel: 201-297-4205 www.dresdnerrobin.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks Armand Corporation 1350 Broadway, Suite 1901 New York, NY 10018 Tel: 212-542-4179 www.armandcorp.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks Arora and Associates, P.C. 1200 Lenox Drive, Suite 200 Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Tel: 609-844-1111 www.arorapc.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks Creative Bus Sales 51 Kero Road Carlstadt, NJ 07072 Tel: 201-923-3903 www.creativebussales.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks Hill International 720 King Georges Road, Suite 305 Fords, NJ 08863 Tel: 215-309-7700 www.hillintl.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks HNTB Corporation 9 Entin Road Parsippany, NJ 07054 Tel: 973-434-3100 www.hntb.com 2023 NJ TransAction Conference SPONSORS Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks KS Engineers, P.C. 2 Riverfront Plaza, 3rd Floor Newark, NJ 07102 Tel: 973-623-2999 www.kseng.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks Melissa Johnson Associates, Inc. 26 Broadway, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10004 Tel: 917-932-0077 www.melissajohnsonassociates.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. 259 Prospect Plains Road, Building D Cranbury, NJ 08512 Tel: 609-655-0692 www.rgaincorporated.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks TYLin 100 Enterprise Drive, Suite 510 Rockaway, NJ 07866 Tel: 908-914-7641 www.tylin.com Poster Ads Civic Eye Collaborative 55 Mccoy Avenue Metuchen, NJ 08840 Tel: 908-403-5688 www.civiceyecollaborative.com Poster Ads Connect the Dots 1617 JFK Boulevard, Floor 20 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Tel: 973-820-5352 www.connectthedotsinsights.com Poster Ads Control Point Associates, Inc. 30 Independence Blvd Warren, NJ 07059 Tel: 800-668-1819 www.cpasurvey.com Poster Ads Dresdner Robin 1 Evertrust Plaza, Suite 901 Jersey City, NJ 07302 Tel: 201-297-4205 www.dresdnerrobin.com Poster Ads Horizon Signal 5 Corporate Boulevard Reading, PA 19608 Tel: 717-405-3733 www.horizonsignal.com Poster Ads InGroup, Inc. One Gateway Center, Suite 710 Newark, NJ 07102 Tel: 201-612-1230 www.ingroupinc.com Poster Ads Kelderman Air Ride Suspensions 2686 Highway 92 East Oskaloosa, IA 52577 Tel: 641-660-5432 www.kelderman.com Poster Ads New Flyer/MCI 6200 Glenn Carlson Street St. Cloud, MN 56301 Tel: 347-242-6934 www.newflyer.com Poster Ads TechniQuest Corporation 32 Jefferson Plaza Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 732-274-9500 www.techniquestcorporation.com Poster Ads Traffic Plan 5300 Asbury Road Farmingdale, NJ 07727 Tel: 732-515-0168 www.trafficplan.com Wall Advertisements Dresdner Robin 1 Evertrust Plaza, Suite 901 Jersey City, NJ 07302 Tel: 201-297-4205 www.dresdnerrobin.com Wall Advertisements EnTech Engineering 190 Middlesex Turnpike Iselin, NJ 08830 Tel: 646-722-0000 www.entech.nyc Wall Advertisements Remington & Vernick Engineers 2059 Springdale Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Tel: 856-795-9595 www.rve.com Wall Advertisements Szaferman, Lakind, Blumstein & Blader, P.C. 101 Grovers Mill Rd Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Tel: 609-275-0400 www.szaferman.com Wall Advertisements TYLin 100 Enterprise Drive, Suite 510 Rockaway, NJ 07866 Tel: 908-914-7641 www.tylin.com Wall Advertisements TechniQuest Corporation 32 Jefferson Plaza Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 732-274-9500 www.techniquestcorporation.com Wall Advertisements Traffic Planning and Design, Inc. 303 West Main Street, Suite 330 Freehold, NJ 07728 Tel: 848-444-6105 www.trafficpd.com Wall Advertisements T&M Associates 11 Tindall Road Middletown, NJ 07748 Tel: 973-981-7413 www.tandmassociates.com Wall Advertisements Van Cleef Engineering Associates 3 Paragon Way, Suite 600 Freehold, NJ 07728 Tel: 732-303-8700 www.vancleefengineering.com

5 2023 NJ TransAction Conference SPONSORS Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks KS Engineers, P.C. 2 Riverfront Plaza, 3rd Floor Newark, NJ 07102 Tel: 973-623-2999 www.kseng.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks Melissa Johnson Associates, Inc. 26 Broadway, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10004 Tel: 917-932-0077 www.melissajohnsonassociates.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. 259 Prospect Plains Road, Building D Cranbury, NJ 08512 Tel: 609-655-0692 www.rgaincorporated.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks TYLin 100 Enterprise Drive, Suite 510 Rockaway, NJ 07866 Tel: 908-914-7641 www.tylin.com Poster Ads Civic Eye Collaborative 55 Mccoy Avenue Metuchen, NJ 08840 Tel: 908-403-5688 www.civiceyecollaborative.com Poster Ads Connect the Dots 1617 JFK Boulevard, Floor 20 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Tel: 973-820-5352 www.connectthedotsinsights.com Poster Ads Control Point Associates, Inc. 30 Independence Blvd Warren, NJ 07059 Tel: 800-668-1819 www.cpasurvey.com Poster Ads Dresdner Robin 1 Evertrust Plaza, Suite 901 Jersey City, NJ 07302 Tel: 201-297-4205 www.dresdnerrobin.com Poster Ads Horizon Signal 5 Corporate Boulevard Reading, PA 19608 Tel: 717-405-3733 www.horizonsignal.com Poster Ads InGroup, Inc. One Gateway Center, Suite 710 Newark, NJ 07102 Tel: 201-612-1230 www.ingroupinc.com Poster Ads Kelderman Air Ride Suspensions 2686 Highway 92 East Oskaloosa, IA 52577 Tel: 641-660-5432 www.kelderman.com Poster Ads New Flyer/MCI 6200 Glenn Carlson Street St. Cloud, MN 56301 Tel: 347-242-6934 www.newflyer.com Poster Ads TechniQuest Corporation 32 Jefferson Plaza Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 732-274-9500 www.techniquestcorporation.com Poster Ads Traffic Plan 5300 Asbury Road Farmingdale, NJ 07727 Tel: 732-515-0168 www.trafficplan.com Wall Advertisements Dresdner Robin 1 Evertrust Plaza, Suite 901 Jersey City, NJ 07302 Tel: 201-297-4205 www.dresdnerrobin.com Wall Advertisements EnTech Engineering 190 Middlesex Turnpike Iselin, NJ 08830 Tel: 646-722-0000 www.entech.nyc Wall Advertisements Remington & Vernick Engineers 2059 Springdale Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Tel: 856-795-9595 www.rve.com Wall Advertisements Szaferman, Lakind, Blumstein & Blader, P.C. 101 Grovers Mill Rd Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Tel: 609-275-0400 www.szaferman.com Wall Advertisements TYLin 100 Enterprise Drive, Suite 510 Rockaway, NJ 07866 Tel: 908-914-7641 www.tylin.com Wall Advertisements TechniQuest Corporation 32 Jefferson Plaza Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 732-274-9500 www.techniquestcorporation.com Wall Advertisements Traffic Planning and Design, Inc. 303 West Main Street, Suite 330 Freehold, NJ 07728 Tel: 848-444-6105 www.trafficpd.com Wall Advertisements T&M Associates 11 Tindall Road Middletown, NJ 07748 Tel: 973-981-7413 www.tandmassociates.com Wall Advertisements Van Cleef Engineering Associates 3 Paragon Way, Suite 600 Freehold, NJ 07728 Tel: 732-303-8700 www.vancleefengineering.com 2023 NJ TransAction Conference SPONSORS Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks KS Engineers, P.C. 2 Riverfront Plaza, 3rd Floor Newark, NJ 07102 Tel: 973-623-2999 www.kseng.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks Melissa Johnson Associates, Inc. 26 Broadway, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10004 Tel: 917-932-0077 www.melissajohnsonassociates.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. 259 Prospect Plains Road, Building D Cranbury, NJ 08512 Tel: 609-655-0692 www.rgaincorporated.com Continental Breakfast & Refreshment Breaks TYLin 100 Enterprise Drive, Suite 510 Rockaway, NJ 07866 Tel: 908-914-7641 www.tylin.com Poster Ads Civic Eye Collaborative 55 Mccoy Avenue Metuchen, NJ 08840 Tel: 908-403-5688 www.civiceyecollaborative.com Poster Ads Connect the Dots 1617 JFK Boulevard, Floor 20 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Tel: 973-820-5352 www.connectthedotsinsights.com Poster Ads Control Point Associates, Inc. 30 Independence Blvd Warren, NJ 07059 Tel: 800-668-1819 www.cpasurvey.com Poster Ads Dresdner Robin 1 Evertrust Plaza, Suite 901 Jersey City, NJ 07302 Tel: 201-297-4205 www.dresdnerrobin.com Poster Ads Horizon Signal 5 Corporate Boulevard Reading, PA 19608 Tel: 717-405-3733 www.horizonsignal.com Poster Ads InGroup, Inc. One Gateway Center, Suite 710 Newark, NJ 07102 Tel: 201-612-1230 www.ingroupinc.com Poster Ads Kelderman Air Ride Suspensions 2686 Highway 92 East Oskaloosa, IA 52577 Tel: 641-660-5432 www.kelderman.com Poster Ads New Flyer/MCI 6200 Glenn Carlson Street St. Cloud, MN 56301 Tel: 347-242-6934 www.newflyer.com Poster Ads TechniQuest Corporation 32 Jefferson Plaza Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 732-274-9500 www.techniquestcorporation.com Poster Ads Traffic Plan 5300 Asbury Road Farmingdale, NJ 07727 Tel: 732-515-0168 www.trafficplan.com Wall Advertisements Dresdner Robin 1 Evertrust Plaza, Suite 901 Jersey City, NJ 07302 Tel: 201-297-4205 www.dresdnerrobin.com Wall Advertisements EnTech Engineering 190 Middlesex Turnpike Iselin, NJ 08830 Tel: 646-722-0000 www.entech.nyc Wall Advertisements Remington & Vernick Engineers 2059 Springdale Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Tel: 856-795-9595 www.rve.com Wall Advertisements Szaferman, Lakind, Blumstein & Blader, P.C. 101 Grovers Mill Rd Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Tel: 609-275-0400 www.szaferman.com Wall Advertisements TYLin 100 Enterprise Drive, Suite 510 Rockaway, NJ 07866 Tel: 908-914-7641 www.tylin.com Wall Advertisements TechniQuest Corporation 32 Jefferson Plaza Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 732-274-9500 www.techniquestcorporation.com Wall Advertisements Traffic Planning and Design, Inc. 303 West Main Street, Suite 330 Freehold, NJ 07728 Tel: 848-444-6105 www.trafficpd.com Wall Advertisements T&M Associates 11 Tindall Road Middletown, NJ 07748 Tel: 973-981-7413 www.tandmassociates.com Wall Advertisements Van Cleef Engineering Associates 3 Paragon Way, Suite 600 Freehold, NJ 07728 Tel: 732-303-8700 www.vancleefengineering.com

6 Board Room Salon # 1CarouselSalon # 2Pageant Salon # 3Parade Salon # 4Rolling ChairWednesday LunchSeasideCollege Students Poster Project Display Area22f f f AISLE g g g 30 82f f f f AISLE g g g gPodium & RiserContinental Breakfast, Refreshment Breaks and Networking Reception Area4638f f f AISLE g g g 70f f f AISLE g g g 6272 8456 6454$Open Atrium Overlooking the Casino FloorMeeting RoomTo North Tower g (to Salons 1 - 4 and Lunch)Exhibit Hall EntranceExhibit Hall Entrance##108Rest Rooms109South Tower Elevators10720106938119211929180187917Service Corridor78 9016151413Exhibit Hall and Booth Layout Diagram www.njtransaction.com12111041010389776961534537299102810176 8860 6844 5228 36710075 8759 6743 5127 356Service Corridor74 8658 6642 5026 345f f f AISLE g g g 4Lounge Area73 8557 6541 4925 33396124 3229571 8355 6339 4723 31194Conference Registration Kiosks and Help DeskWednesday All Day Beverage Station"Meeting Rooms Meeting Rooms40 48

7Exhibit Room Entrancef Escalator to Chelsea TowerSouth Tower North TowerSouth TowerNorth TowerMeeting Rooms and Tower LocationsRolling Chair RoomLounge AreaExhibit HallSalon 3 & 4 Room Wednesday LuncheonSouth/North Tower Connecting RampSalon 1 RoomSalon 2 RoomSand Castle RoomPageant RoomBoard RoomParade RoomSeaside RoomGrand Concourse HallwayWomen's RoomSouth Tower ElevatorsMen's RoomMain South Escalators to Casino FloorCarousel RoomMeeting Room LocationsMen's RoomWomen's RoomRegistration KiosksNorth Tower Elevators

8https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023/ The NJ TransAction Conference strongly encourages you to download the Mobile App Guide – Guidebook – for your experience at the Conference. You will be able to plan your day with a personalized schedule, browse exhibitor information, booth locations, exhibit floor and meeting room diagrams, note taking, and general show information. The TransAction Guidebook Mobile App will have complete and updated information. In the event some conference information changes after the printed conference program was printed, the Mobile App will include all updates and changes. NJ TransAction Conference - Atlantic City, New Jersey 2023 NJ TransAction Program Workshop Schedule AICP "Planners" Credits & Session 2023 "How Did We Do?" Survey Welcome TransAction Information Exhibitors w/Locations Exhibit Hall & Meeting Room Map Sponsors Mobile App Instructions https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023/ The NJ TransAction Conference strongly encourages you to download the Mobile App Guide – Guidebook– for your experience at the Conference. You will be able to plan your day with a personalized schedule, browse exhibitor information, booth locations, exhibit floor and meeting room diagrams, note taking, and general show information.The TransAction Guidebook Mobile App will have complete and updated information. In the event some conference information changes after the printed conference program was printed, the Mobile App will include all updates and changes. NJ TransAction Conference - Atlantic City, New Jersey 2023 NJ TransAction Program Workshop Schedule AICP "Planners" Credits & Session 2023 "How Did We Do?" Survey Welcome TransAction Information Exhibitors w/Locations Exhibit Hall & Meeting Room Map Sponsors Mobile App Instructions

910:30 am – 12:00 pmTuesday, April 18, 2023o1.5 AICPSession #: 1Enhancing Regional Accessibility through Microtransit (Room: Carousel)o1.5 AICPSession #: 2Locally Driven Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Campaigns for Your Community (Room: Pageant)o1.5 AICPSession #: 4NJDOT Multimodal Programs and Priorities for 2023 (Room: Rolling Chair)o1.5 AICPSession #: 6COVID-19 and its Impact on Travel and the Material Supply Chain (Room: Salon #1)o1.5 AICPSession #: 7 Electric Vehicle Considerations for First Responder (Room: Salon #2)1:00 pm – 2:15 pmo1.25 AICPSession #: 8o1.25 AICPSession #: 9NJDOT and I-Bank: A Partnership in Savings (Room: Pageant) o1.25 AICPSession #: 10NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (Room: Parade)o1.25 AICPSession #: 11State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (Room: Seaside)o1.25 AICPSession #: 12o1.25 AICPSession #: 13Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (Room: Salon #1)o1.25 AICPSession #: 14 Launching the Next Phase of Traffic Signal Collaboration in New Jersey (Room: Salon #2)2:20 pm – 3:25 pmo1.0 AICPSession #: 15o1.0 AICPSession #: 16NJ TRANSIT: It’s Good to be Transit Friendly (Room: Pageant)o1.0 AICPSession #: 17o1.0 AICPSession #: 18o1.0 AICPSession #: 19 Safe Design and Operational of Urban Traffic Signals (Room: Seaside)o1.0 AICPSession #: 20Funding our Future (Room: Salon #1) o1.0 AICPSession #: 214:00 pm – 5:00 pmo1.0 AICPSession #: 22o1.0 AICPSession #: 23We’re walking; we’re biking! The NJTPA’s Regional Active Transportation Plan (Room: Pageant)o1.0 AICPSession #: 24Roadside Management Techniques for Pollinators (Room: Parade)o1.0 AICPSession #: 25RAILROAD/FREIGHT – Meet the Freight Railroads of New Jersey (Room: Rolling Chair) o1.0 AICPSession #: 26What are Smart and Connected Signals? (Room: Seaside)o1.0 AICPSession #: 27Successfully Providing Connectivity Through Automated / Connected Vehicles (Room: Salon #1)9:15 am - 10:15 amWednesday, April 19, 2023o1.0 AICPSession #: 29ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (Room: Carousel Tower)o1.0 AICPSession #: 30o1.0 AICPSession #: 31 Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (Room: Parade)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 33Measuring Equity & Climate Resilience (Room: Seaside) o 1.0 AICPSession #: 34MPO Executive Directors’ Roundtable (Room: Salon #1)10:45 am - 11:55 amo1.25 AICPSession #: 35o1.25 AICPSession #: 36Implementing Complete and Green Streets for All (Room: Pageant)o1.25 AICPSession #: 37o1.25 AICPSession #: 38o1.25 AICPSession #: 39NJ TRANSIT: Secaucus To Meadowlands Transitway - A Vision Into the Future (Room: Seaside)o1.25 AICPSession #: 40VIP Panel: Gateway Procurement Opportunities (Room: Salon #1) How to Meet NJ Zero Emission Goals: Available Vehicles, Infrastructure, Funding and Training (Part 1 of 2) (Community Transportation) (Room: Carousel)How to Meet NJ Zero Emission Goals: Available Vehicles, Infrastructure, Funding and Training (Part 2 of 2) (Community Transportation) (Room: Carousel)Be Part of the CHANJ! Introducing ‘Connecting Habitat Across New Jersey’ and Tools to Restore Wildlife (Room: Parade)A Train Runs Through It? An NJTPA Freight Concept Development Program Success Story in Dover (Room: Rolling Chair)Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (Room: Salon# 2)American Planning Association ACIP Credits AvailableNJ TransAction Conference 2023America's Premier State Transportation ConferenceHeld Annually Since 1976Check each workshop session you attend and retain this copy for your file.Zero by 2050 (Room: Salon #2)The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (Room: Pageant)ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 2 of 2) (Room: Carousel Tower)The National Transit Assistance Program’s (RTAP) Introduction to the Cost Allocation Calculator (Room: Carousel)Beneficial Use of Dredged Material to Protect and Restore Shore Ecosystems and Communities (Room: Parade)The "Point-No-Point' Bridge Replacement Project - A NJ DOT Investment for the Future (Room: Rolling Chair)Page 1 of 2PlanningCredits10:30 am – 12:00 pmTuesday, April 18, 2023o1.5 AICP Session #: 1Enhancing Regional Accessibility through Microtransit (Room: Carousel)o1.5 AICP Session #: 2Locally Driven Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Campaigns for Your Community (Room: Pageant)o1.5 AICP Session #: 4NJDOT Multimodal Programs and Priorities for 2023 (Room: Rolling Chair)o1.5 AICP Session #: 6COVID-19 and its Impact on Travel and the Material Supply Chain (Room: Salon #1)o1.5 AICP Session #: 7 Electric Vehicle Considerations for First Responder (Room: Salon #2)1:00 pm – 2:15 pmo1.25 AICP Session #: 8o1.25 AICP Session #: 9NJDOT and I-Bank: A Partnership in Savings (Room: Pageant) o1.25 AICP Session #: 10NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (Room: Parade)o1.25 AICP Session #: 11State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (Room: Seaside)o1.25 AICP Session #: 12o1.25 AICP Session #: 13Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (Room: Salon #1)o1.25 AICP Session #: 14 Launching the Next Phase of Traffic Signal Collaboration in New Jersey (Room: Salon #2)2:20 pm – 3:25 pmo1.0 AICP Session #: 15o1.0 AICPSession #: 16NJ TRANSIT: It’s Good to be Transit Friendly (Room: Pageant)o1.0 AICP Session #: 17o1.0 AICP Session #: 18o1.0 AICP Session #: 19 Safe Design and Operational of Urban Traffic Signals (Room: Seaside)o1.0 AICP Session #: 20Funding our Future (Room: Salon #1) o1.0 AICP Session #: 214:00 pm – 5:00 pmo1.0 AICP Session #: 22o1.0 AICP Session #: 23We’re walking; we’re biking! The NJTPA’s Regional Active Transportation Plan (Room: Pageant)o1.0 AICP Session #: 24Roadside Management Techniques for Pollinators (Room: Parade)o1.0 AICP Session #: 25RAILROAD/FREIGHT – Meet the Freight Railroads of New Jersey (Room: Rolling Chair) o1.0 AICPSession #: 26What are Smart and Connected Signals? (Room: Seaside)o1.0 AICP Session #: 27Successfully Providing Connectivity Through Automated / Connected Vehicles (Room: Salon #1)9:15 am - 10:15 amWednesday, April 19, 2023o1.0 AICP Session #: 29ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (Room: Carousel Tower)o1.0 AICP Session #: 30o1.0 AICP Session #: 31Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (Room: Parade)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 33Measuring Equity & Climate Resilience (Room: Seaside) o 1.0 AICPSession #: 34MPO Executive Directors’ Roundtable (Room: Salon #1)10:45 am - 11:55 amo1.25 AICPSession #: 35o1.25 AICP Session #: 36Implementing Complete and Green Streets for All (Room: Pageant)o1.25 AICP Session #: 37o1.25 AICP Session #: 38o1.25 AICP Session #: 39NJ TRANSIT: Secaucus To Meadowlands Transitway - A Vision Into the Future (Room: Seaside)o1.25 AICP Session #: 40VIP Panel: Gateway Procurement Opportunities (Room: Salon #1) How to Meet NJ Zero Emission Goals: Available Vehicles, Infrastructure, Funding and Training (Part 1 of 2) (Community Transportation) (Room: Carousel)How to Meet NJ Zero Emission Goals: Available Vehicles, Infrastructure, Funding and Training (Part 2 of 2) (Community Transportation) (Room: Carousel)Be Part of the CHANJ! Introducing ‘Connecting Habitat Across New Jersey’ and Tools to Restore Wildlife (Room: Parade)A Train Runs Through It? An NJTPA Freight Concept Development Program Success Story in Dover (Room: Rolling Chair)Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (Room: Salon# 2)American Planning Association ACIP Credits AvailableNJ TransAction Conference 2023America's Premier State Transportation ConferenceHeld Annually Since 1976Check each workshop session you attend and retain this copy for your file.Zero by 2050 (Room: Salon #2)The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (Room: Pageant)ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 2 of 2) (Room: Carousel Tower)The National Transit Assistance Program’s (RTAP) Introduction to the Cost Allocation Calculator (Room: Carousel)Beneficial Use of Dredged Material to Protect and Restore Shore Ecosystems and Communities (Room: Parade)The "Point-No-Point' Bridge Replacement Project - A NJ DOT Investment for the Future (Room: Rolling Chair)Page 1 of 2PlanningCredits

101:30 pm - 2:40 pmWednesday, April 19, 2023 (Continued)o1.25 AICPSession #: 41o1.25 AICPSession #: 42NJ TRANSIT: Contracting Opportunities (Room: Pageant)o1.25 AICPSession #: 43o1.25 AICPSession #: 44History at Hand in Princeton (Room: Rolling Chair)o1.25 AICPSession #: 45o1.25 AICPSession #: 464:00 pm 5:00 pmo1.0 AICPSession #: 47o 1.0 AICPSession #: 48Are the Locals Ready for Connected Technology? (Room: Pageant)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 49What Does the Law Say about Bicyclists and Pedestrians in NJ? (Room: Parade) o1.0 AICPSession #: 50 SS4A Action Plan Grants (Room: Rolling Chair)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 51The Other ZEV - Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles (Room: Seaside) o1.0 AICPSession #: 52Moving Forward – Agency Actions (Part 1 of 2) (Room: Salon #1) 5:00 pm - 6:00 pmo1.0 AICPSession #: 53o1.0 AICPSession #: 54NJTPA Municipal Programs Spotlight (Room: Pageant)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 56Demystifying Technology for the Locals (Room: Rolling Chair) o 1.0 AICPSession #: 57Zero Emission Transformation for Public Mobility (Room: Seaside)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 58Moving Forward – Agency Actions (Part 2 of 2) (Room: Salon #1) 8:30 am - 9:30 amThursday, April 20, 2023o1.0 AICPSession #: 59o1.0 AICPSession #: 60o 1.0 AICPSession #: 61Atlantic City Expressway All Electronic Tolling (Room: Parade)o1.0 AICPSession #: 62o1.0 AICPSession #: 63o 1.0 AICPSession #: 64Inclusion by Design: The Americans with Disabilities Act (Room: Salon #1)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 65NJ TRANSIT Bus and Bike Interactions Research and Lessons Learned (Room: Salon #2)9:30 am - 10:30 amo1.0 AICPSession #: 66o1.0 AICPSession #: 67NJ TRANSIT: Getting There - Improved Access to Transit Projects (Room: Pageant)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 68The Right Approach for Wrong Way Driving Mitigation (Room: Parade)o1.0 AICPSession #: 69o1.0 AICPSession #: 70o1.0 AICPSession #: 71o 1.0 AICPSession #: 72Demonstrate Your Way to Safety (Room: Salon #2)11:15 am - 12:15 pmo1.0 AICPSession #: 73o1.0 AICPSession #: 74o 1.0 AICPSession #: 75Improving Walking and Bicycling Safety in School Zones (Room: Parade)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 76SJTPO Regional Freight Plan Data Collection and Analysis (Room: Rolling Chair)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 77The Road to Climate Resilience and Sustainability: New Jersey Agencies at Work (Room: Seaside)o1.0 AICPSession #: 78o1.0 AICPSession #: 79If you have any questions regarding the credits for AICP, Contact Kenneth Wedeen at (908) 541-5773 or email at wedeen@co.somerset.nj.usLocal Road Safety Plans: Reducing Fatalities and Serious Injuries on South Jersey’s County and Municipal Roads (Room: Seaside)ADA Legal & Policy Update (Community Transportation & Paratransit (Room: Carousel)Hazardous Chemicals Supplying New Jersey Manufacturing and other (Room: Rolling Chair)Shifting to the Safe System Approach: Translating Principles into Practice (Room: Rolling Chair)Keeping Your Transit Agency Out of Legal Trouble (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Room: Carousel)Battery and Hydrogen Propulsion Technology: Achieving Safe and Reliable Operation (Room: Seaside)Protect Your Responders. NJ’s Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Program and Online, Self-Guided Responder Training Course (Room: Pageant)Fatigue Awareness in Transit Services (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 3) (Room: Carousel)Road User Charge – A New Path to Transportation Funding (Room: Seaside)Fatigue Awareness in Transit Services (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 2 of 3) (Room: Carousel)Empowering Supplier Diversity: Celebrating Inclusion and Innovation in Supplier Networks (Room: Salon #1) Unique Problems and Out-of-the-Box Solutions in the Burlington County Downtown Access Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan (Room: Pageant)VIP Panel: A View from the Top: Insights Into the Gateway Program (Room: Salon #1)Textbook Teamwork - How Monmouth County and Howell Township Partnered for Success (Room: Salon #2) Legal: Testifying Skills from Experts (Room: Salon #1) Fatigue Awareness in Transit Services (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 3 of 3) (Room: Carousel) Creating a Team Environment (Paratransit & Community Transportation) (Room: Carousel)American Planning Association ACIP Credits AvailableMobility Choices: Transportation Conversations in Three Black and Latino Communities in the Greater Philadelphia Region (Room: Parade)Page 2 of 2Page 2 of 21:30 pm - 2:40 pmWednesday, April 19, 2023 (Continued)o1.25 AICP Session #: 41o1.25 AICP Session #: 42NJ TRANSIT: Contracting Opportunities (Room: Pageant)o1.25 AICP Session #: 43o1.25 AICPSession #: 44History at Hand in Princeton (Room: Rolling Chair)o1.25 AICP Session #: 45o1.25 AICPSession #: 464:00 pm 5:00 pmo1.0 AICP Session #: 47o 1.0 AICPSession #: 48Are the Locals Ready for Connected Technology? (Room: Pageant)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 49What Does the Law Say about Bicyclists and Pedestrians in NJ? (Room: Parade) o1.0 AICPSession #: 50SS4A Action Plan Grants (Room: Rolling Chair)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 51The Other ZEV - Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles (Room: Seaside) o1.0 AICPSession #: 52Moving Forward – Agency Actions (Part 1 of 2) (Room: Salon #1) 5:00 pm - 6:00 pmo1.0 AICP Session #: 53o1.0 AICPSession #: 54NJTPA Municipal Programs Spotlight (Room: Pageant)o1.0 AICP Session #: 56Demystifying Technology for the Locals (Room: Rolling Chair) o1.0 AICP Session #: 57Zero Emission Transformation for Public Mobility (Room: Seaside)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 58Moving Forward – Agency Actions (Part 2 of 2) (Room: Salon #1) 8:30 am - 9:30 amThursday, April 20, 2023o1.0 AICP Session #: 59o1.0 AICP Session #: 60o1.0 AICP Session #: 61Atlantic City Expressway All Electronic Tolling (Room: Parade)o1.0 AICP Session #: 62o1.0 AICPSession #: 63o1.0 AICP Session #: 64Inclusion by Design: The Americans with Disabilities Act (Room: Salon #1)o1.0 AICP Session #: 65NJ TRANSIT Bus and Bike Interactions Research and Lessons Learned (Room: Salon #2)9:30 am - 10:30 amo1.0 AICP Session #: 66o1.0 AICP Session #: 67NJ TRANSIT: Getting There - Improved Access to Transit Projects (Room: Pageant)o1.0 AICP Session #: 68The Right Approach for Wrong Way Driving Mitigation (Room: Parade)o1.0 AICP Session #: 69o1.0 AICP Session #: 70o1.0 AICP Session #: 71o1.0 AICP Session #: 72Demonstrate Your Way to Safety (Room: Salon #2)11:15 am - 12:15 pmo1.0 AICP Session #: 73o1.0 AICP Session #: 74o 1.0 AICPSession #: 75Improving Walking and Bicycling Safety in School Zones (Room: Parade)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 76SJTPO Regional Freight Plan Data Collection and Analysis (Room: Rolling Chair)o 1.0 AICPSession #: 77The Road to Climate Resilience and Sustainability: New Jersey Agencies at Work (Room: Seaside)o1.0 AICP Session #: 78o1.0 AICP Session #: 79If you have any questions regarding the credits for AICP, Contact Kenneth Wedeen at (908) 541-5773 or email at wedeen@co.somerset.nj.usLocal Road Safety Plans: Reducing Fatalities and Serious Injuries on South Jersey’s County and Municipal Roads (Room: Seaside)ADA Legal & Policy Update (Community Transportation & Paratransit (Room: Carousel)Hazardous Chemicals Supplying New Jersey Manufacturing and other (Room: Rolling Chair)Shifting to the Safe System Approach: Translating Principles into Practice (Room: Rolling Chair)Keeping Your Transit Agency Out of Legal Trouble (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Room: Carousel)Battery and Hydrogen Propulsion Technology: Achieving Safe and Reliable Operation (Room: Seaside)Protect Your Responders. NJ’s Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Program and Online, Self-Guided Responder Training Course (Room: Pageant)Fatigue Awareness in Transit Services (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 3) (Room: Carousel)Road User Charge – A New Path to Transportation Funding (Room: Seaside)Fatigue Awareness in Transit Services (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 2 of 3) (Room: Carousel)Empowering Supplier Diversity: Celebrating Inclusion and Innovation in Supplier Networks (Room: Salon #1) Unique Problems and Out-of-the-Box Solutions in the Burlington County Downtown Access Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan (Room: Pageant)VIP Panel: A View from the Top: Insights Into the Gateway Program (Room: Salon #1)Textbook Teamwork - How Monmouth County and Howell Township Partnered for Success (Room: Salon #2) Legal: Testifying Skills from Experts (Room: Salon #1) Fatigue Awareness in Transit Services (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 3 of 3) (Room: Carousel) Creating a Team Environment (Paratransit & Community Transportation) (Room: Carousel)American Planning Association ACIP Credits AvailableMobility Choices: Transportation Conversations in Three Black and Latino Communities in the Greater Philadelphia Region (Room: Parade)Page 2 of 2Page 2 of 2

1110:30 am – 12:00 pmTuesday, April 18, 2023o 1.5 PDHSession #: 1Enhancing Regional Accessibility through Microtransit (Room: Carousel)o 1.5 PDHSession #: 2Locally Driven Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Campaigns for Your Community (Room: Pageant)o 1.5 PDHSession #: 3BIM Technologies for Bridge & Roadway Projects (Room: Parade)o 1.5 PDHSession #: 5Traffic Signals 101 (Room: Seaside)1:00 pm – 2:15 pm o 1.5 PDHSession #: 14Launching the Next Phase of Traffic Signal Collaboration in New Jersey (Room: Salon #2)2:20 pm – 3:25 pmo 1.0 PDHSession #: 16NJ TRANSIT: It’s Good to be Transit Friendly (Room: Pageant)o1.0 PDHSession #: 17o1.0 PDHSession #: 18o 1.0 PDHSession #: 19Safe Design and Operational of Urban Traffic Signals (Room: Seaside)4:00 pm – 5:00 pmo 1.0 PDHSession #: 23 We’re Walking; We’re Biking! The NJTPA’s Regional Active Transportation Plan (Room: Pageant)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 24Roadside Management Techniques for Pollinators (Room: Parade)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 26 What are Smart and Connected Signals? (Room: Seaside)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 27 Successfully Providing Connectivity Through Automated / Connected Vehicles (Room: Salon #1)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 28 It's All Mussels Under The Bridge (Room: Salon #2)9:15 am - 10:15 amWednesday, April 19, 2023o1.0 PDHSession #: 32o 1.0 PDHSession #: 33 Measuring Equity & Climate Resilience (Room: Seaside)10:45 am - 11:55 amo 1.0 PDHSession #: 36Implementing Complete and Green Streets for All (Room: Pageant)o1.0 PDHSession #: 37o1.0 PDHSession #: 38o 1.0 PDHSession #: 39 NJ TRANSIT: Secaucus To Meadowlands Transitway - A Vision Into the Future (Room: Seaside)NJ Professional Engineer Credits AvailableCheck each workshop session you attend and retain this copy for your file.NJ TransAction Conference 2023America's Premier State Transportation ConferenceHeld Annually Since 1976Be Part of the CHANJ! Introducing ‘Connecting Habitat Across New Jersey’ and Tools to Restore Wildlife (Room: Parade)A Train Runs Through It? An NJTPA Freight Concept Development Program Success Story in Dover (Room: Rolling Chair) Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (Room: Rolling Chair)Beneficial Use of Dredged Material to Protect and Restore Shore Ecosystems and Communities (Room: Parade)The "Point-No-Point' Bridge Replacement Project - A NJ DOT Investment for the Future (Room: Rolling Chair)Page 1 of 2EngineerCredits10:30 am – 12:00 pmTuesday, April 18, 2023o 1.5 PDHSession #: 1Enhancing Regional Accessibility through Microtransit (Room: Carousel)o 1.5 PDHSession #: 2Locally Driven Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Campaigns for Your Community (Room: Pageant)o 1.5 PDHSession #: 3BIM Technologies for Bridge & Roadway Projects (Room: Parade)o 1.5 PDHSession #: 5Traffic Signals 101 (Room: Seaside)1:00 pm – 2:15 pm o1.5 PDHSession #: 14Launching the Next Phase of Traffic Signal Collaboration in New Jersey (Room: Salon #2)2:20 pm – 3:25 pmo1.0 PDHSession #: 16NJ TRANSIT: It’s Good to be Transit Friendly (Room: Pageant)o1.0 PDHSession #: 17o1.0 PDHSession #: 18o 1.0 PDHSession #: 19Safe Design and Operational of Urban Traffic Signals (Room: Seaside)4:00 pm – 5:00 pmo1.0 PDHSession #: 23 We’re Walking; We’re Biking! The NJTPA’s Regional Active Transportation Plan (Room: Pageant)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 24Roadside Management Techniques for Pollinators (Room: Parade)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 26 What are Smart and Connected Signals? (Room: Seaside)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 27 Successfully Providing Connectivity Through Automated / Connected Vehicles (Room: Salon #1)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 28 It's All Mussels Under The Bridge (Room: Salon #2)9:15 am - 10:15 amWednesday, April 19, 2023o1.0 PDHSession #: 32o 1.0 PDHSession #: 33 Measuring Equity & Climate Resilience (Room: Seaside)10:45 am - 11:55 amo1.0 PDHSession #: 36Implementing Complete and Green Streets for All (Room: Pageant)o1.0 PDHSession #: 37o1.0 PDHSession #: 38o 1.0 PDHSession #: 39 NJ TRANSIT: Secaucus To Meadowlands Transitway - A Vision Into the Future (Room: Seaside)NJ Professional Engineer Credits AvailableCheck each workshop session you attend and retain this copy for your file.NJ TransAction Conference 2023America's Premier State Transportation ConferenceHeld Annually Since 1976Be Part of the CHANJ! Introducing ‘Connecting Habitat Across New Jersey’ and Tools to Restore Wildlife (Room: Parade)A Train Runs Through It? An NJTPA Freight Concept Development Program Success Story in Dover (Room: Rolling Chair) Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (Room: Rolling Chair)Beneficial Use of Dredged Material to Protect and Restore Shore Ecosystems and Communities (Room: Parade)The "Point-No-Point' Bridge Replacement Project - A NJ DOT Investment for the Future (Room: Rolling Chair)Page 1 of 2EngineerCredits

121:30 pm - 2:40 pmWednesday, April 19, 2023 (Continued)o1.0 PDHSession #: 43o1.0 PDHSession #: 44History at Hand in Princeton (Room: Rolling Chair)o1.0 PDHSession #: 454:00 pm 5:00 pmo1.0 PDHSession #: 48 Are the Locals Ready for Connected Technology? (Room: Pageant) o 1.0 PDHSession #: 49 What Does the Law Say about Bicyclists and Pedestrians in NJ? (Room: Parade) o 1.0 PDHSession #: 51The Other ZEV - Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles (Room: Seaside) 5:00 pm 6:00 pmo1.0 PDHSession #: 54 NJTPA Municipal Programs Spotlight (Room: Pageant) 55o 1.0 PDHSession #: 56Demystifying Technology for the Locals: (Room: Rolling Chair) o 1.0 PDHSession #: 57 Zero Emission Transformation for Public Mobility (Room: Seaside) 8:30 am - 9:30 amThursday, April 20, 2023o 1.0 PDHSession #: 61 Atlantic City Expressway All Electronic Tolling (Room: Parade)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 63 Battery and Hydrogen Propulsion Technology: Achieving Safe and Reliable Operation (Room: Seaside)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 64 Inclusion by Design: The Americans with Disabilities Act (Room: Salon #1) o 1.0 PDHSession #: 65 NJ TRANSIT Bus and Bike Interactions Research and Lessons Learned (Room: Salon #2)9:30 am - 10:30 pmo1.0 PDHSession #: 67 NJ TRANSIT: Getting There - Improved Access to Transit Projects (Room: Pageant)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 68The Right Approach for Wrong Way Driving Mitigation (Room: Parade)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 69 Shifting to the Safe System Approach: Translating Principles into Practice (Room: Rolling Chair) o 1.0 PDHSession #: 72Demonstrate Your Way to Safety (Room: Salon #2)11:15 am - 12:15 pmo1.0 PDHSession #: 75Improving Walking and Bicycling Safety in School Zones (Room: Parade)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 76SJTPO Regional Freight Plan Data Collection and Analysis (Room: Rolling Chair)o 1.0 PDHSession #: 77 The Road to Climate Resilience and Sustainability: New Jersey Agencies at Work (Room: Seaside)o 2.0 PDH Session #: o1.0 PDHSession #: 79Gordon Meth, PE, PPGordon Meth, PE, PP(973) 722-3262Chair, Professional Engineering Creditsgmeth@optonline.netNew Jersey State Board Professional Development Requirements:Mobility Choices: Transportation Conversations in Three Black and Latino Communities in the Greater Philadelphia Region (Room: Parade)Local Road Safety Plans: Reducing Fatalities and Serious Injuries on South Jersey’s County and Municipal Roads (Room: Seaside)Textbook Teamwork - How Monmouth County and Howell Township Partnered for Success (Room: Salon #2)NOTE: If audited, contact the following for a copy of the presentation(s):NJ Professional Engineer Credits Available Page 2 of 2

13 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Registration Desk Opens, 4th floor South Tower - Inside Front of Exhibit Hall 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Exhibitor Set-up in the Grand Exhibit Hall 3:30 pm – 6:00 pm Exhibit Hall OPENS For All Attendees 10:30 am – 12:00 pm 1. Enhancing Regional Accessibility through Microtransit (P) (E) Room: Carousel (South Tower) Microtransit is an innovative form of public transportation that can help rural, suburban, and urban areas provide transit access to disadvantaged and hard-to-serve communities. Highlighting two geographically diverse areas—Jersey City and Atlantic County— this session will introduce microtransit, discuss the experiences of Jersey City designing and implementing an urban microtransit service, and provide an overview of a microtransit feasibility study recently conducted in rural western Atlantic County in the Town of Hammonton, Borough of Folsom, Buena Vista Township, and the Buena Borough communities of Buena, Landisville, and Minotola. The session will be interactive and allow the audience to engage with the panelists and ask questions throughout. Speaker: Luba Guzei, Principle, Via Mobility, LLC. Speaker: Nate Dorfman, Senior Transportation Planner, Cross County Connection TMA Speaker: Taylor Waymire, Assistant Planner, Capital Programming & Project Development, SJTPO Speaker: Lily Goodspeed, Senior Associate, Connect the Dots 2. Locally Driven Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Campaigns for Your Community (P) (E) Room: Pageant (South Tower) This session will review the Street Smart NJ, Pedestrian Safety Education and Enforcement (PSEE) and Bicycle Safety Education and Enforcement (BSEE) safety campaign initiatives. The session will profile how these initiatives can be community driven, low cost, and effective. The session will review best practices and provide practical advice in developing a safety campaign in your community! Moderator: Ranjit Walia, Founder/CEO CEC Speaker: Ranjit Walia, Founder/CEO CEC Speaker: William Yarzab, Street Smart NJ Coordinator, NJTPA 3. BIM Technologies for Bridge & Roadway Projects (E) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop will cover the applications of BIM Technologies in bridge and roadway projects with a primary focus on redevelopment of existing structures. Different uses of BIM such as an accurate capture of the existing structures and quantities, a centralized database of project components, asset data and geo-coordinates, and augmented visuals and design. Speaker: Sam Tahmasebi, PE, Associate VP, VDC Technology Speaker: Mina Saleh, Manager, VDC Technology Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Registration Desk Opens, 4th floor South Tower - Inside Front of Exhibit Hall 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Exhibitor Set-up in the Grand Exhibit Hall 3:30 pm – 6:00 pm Exhibit Hall OPENS For All Attendees 10:30 am – 12:00 pm 1. Enhancing Regional Accessibility through Microtransit (P) (E) Room: Carousel (South Tower) Microtransit is an innovative form of public transportation that can help rural, suburban, and urban areas provide transit access to disadvantaged and hard-to-serve communities. Highlighting two geographically diverse areas—Jersey City and Atlantic County— this session will introduce microtransit, discuss the experiences of Jersey City designing and implementing an urban microtransit service, and provide an overview of a microtransit feasibility study recently conducted in rural western Atlantic County in the Town of Hammonton, Borough of Folsom, Buena Vista Township, and the Buena Borough communities of Buena, Landisville, and Minotola. The session will be interactive and allow the audience to engage with the panelists and ask questions throughout. Speaker: Luba Guzei, Principle, Via Mobility, LLC. Speaker: Nate Dorfman, Senior Transportation Planner, Cross County Connection TMA Speaker: Taylor Waymire, Assistant Planner, Capital Programming & Project Development, SJTPO Speaker: Lily Goodspeed, Senior Associate, Connect the Dots 2. Locally Driven Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Campaigns for Your Community (P) (E) Room: Pageant (South Tower) This session will review the Street Smart NJ, Pedestrian Safety Education and Enforcement (PSEE) and Bicycle Safety Education and Enforcement (BSEE) safety campaign initiatives. The session will profile how these initiatives can be community driven, low cost, and effective. The session will review best practices and provide practical advice in developing a safety campaign in your community! Moderator: Ranjit Walia, Founder/CEO CEC Speaker: Ranjit Walia, Founder/CEO CEC Speaker: William Yarzab, Street Smart NJ Coordinator, NJTPA 3. BIM Technologies for Bridge & Roadway Projects (E) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop will cover the applications of BIM Technologies in bridge and roadway projects with a primary focus on redevelopment of existing structures. Different uses of BIM such as an accurate capture of the existing structures and quantities, a centralized database of project components, asset data and geo-coordinates, and augmented visuals and design. Speaker: Sam Tahmasebi, PE, Associate VP, VDC Technology Speaker: Mina Saleh, Manager, VDC Technology Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Registration Desk Opens, 4th floor South Tower - Inside Front of Exhibit Hall 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Exhibitor Set-up in the Grand Exhibit Hall 3:30 pm – 6:00 pm Exhibit Hall OPENS For All Attendees 10:30 am – 12:00 pm 1. Enhancing Regional Accessibility through Microtransit (P) (E) Room: Carousel (South Tower) Microtransit is an innovative form of public transportation that can help rural, suburban, and urban areas provide transit access to disadvantaged and hard-to-serve communities. Highlighting two geographically diverse areas—Jersey City and Atlantic County— this session will introduce microtransit, discuss the experiences of Jersey City designing and implementing an urban microtransit service, and provide an overview of a microtransit feasibility study recently conducted in rural western Atlantic County in the Town of Hammonton, Borough of Folsom, Buena Vista Township, and the Buena Borough communities of Buena, Landisville, and Minotola. The session will be interactive and allow the audience to engage with the panelists and ask questions throughout. Speaker: Luba Guzei, Principle, Via Mobility, LLC. Speaker: Nate Dorfman, Senior Transportation Planner, Cross County Connection TMA Speaker: Taylor Waymire, Assistant Planner, Capital Programming & Project Development, SJTPO Speaker: Lily Goodspeed, Senior Associate, Connect the Dots 2. Locally Driven Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Campaigns for Your Community (P) (E) Room: Pageant (South Tower) This session will review the Street Smart NJ, Pedestrian Safety Education and Enforcement (PSEE) and Bicycle Safety Education and Enforcement (BSEE) safety campaign initiatives. The session will profile how these initiatives can be community driven, low cost, and effective. The session will review best practices and provide practical advice in developing a safety campaign in your community! Moderator: Ranjit Walia, Founder/CEO CEC Speaker: Ranjit Walia, Founder/CEO CEC Speaker: William Yarzab, Street Smart NJ Coordinator, NJTPA 3. BIM Technologies for Bridge & Roadway Projects (E) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop will cover the applications of BIM Technologies in bridge and roadway projects with a primary focus on redevelopment of existing structures. Different uses of BIM such as an accurate capture of the existing structures and quantities, a centralized database of project components, asset data and geo-coordinates, and augmented visuals and design. Speaker: Sam Tahmasebi, PE, Associate VP, VDC Technology Speaker: Mina Saleh, Manager, VDC Technology

14 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 10:30 am – 12:00 pm (Continued) 4. NJDOT Multimodal Programs and Priorities for 2023 (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) This panel will provide an opportunity to learn about NJDOT’s freight-related multimodal projects and priorities for calendar year 2023 and beyond, many of which will benefit from the perspectives of local and regional transportation stakeholders. Perspectives on rail freight, marine highway, and freight system safety and performance will be discussed. During this panel, questions can be asked and perspectives should be shared so that both panelists and attendees can benefit from new information. Attendees can meet/greet project managers to engage more directly in multimodal planning processes. Grants management staff will provide an overview of new grant management tracking and mapping for the Rail Freight Assistance and Airport Improvement Programs, and how these improvements will lead to programmatic and system-wide improvements. Moderator: Genevieve Clifton, Manager, Division of Multimodal Services, NJDOT Speaker: Bhavin Kapadia, Office Lead, Office of Grants Management, NJDOT Speaker: Kate Moran, P.S.M., Technical Lead, GPI Inc. Speaker: Janice Marino-Doyle, Office Lead, Office of Freight Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Stephen Chiaramonte, AICP/PP, Director, Transportation Planning, WSP USA Inc. Speaker: Alan Meyers, Senior Vice President, Advisory Services WSP USA Inc. Speaker: Jonathan Kennedy, Vice President, Infrastructure, New Jersey Economic Development Authority Speaker: Scott J. Parker, PE, Sr. Project Manager, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. 5. Traffic Signals 101 (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) As part of the ITS NJ, ITE, and CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee Launch, this session will provide an overview of Traffic Signals for all audiences. Topics include Signal Operations Terminology, Signal Components and Equipment Overview, Traffic Signal Timing and Operation Fundamentals, and the Basics of Traffic Signal Systems. Speaker: Lynn A. LaMunyon, P.E., PTOE, IMSA II, Ocean County Traffic Engineer Speaker: Anthony Mariani, P.E., PTOE, RSP1, Senior Associate/Project Manager Colliers Engineering & Design Speaker: Jeffrey L’Amoreaux, P.E., Senior Associate Sam Schwartz Engineering 6. COVID-19 and its Impact on Travel and the Material Supply Chain (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) In 2020, when COVID 19 was declared a global pandemic, there were significant impacts caused by the spread of the deadly virus, the majority of which were health related concerning the personal well-being and safety of humans. There were many ancillary impacts that caused ripples across all facets of life including construction projects. The most profound impacts have been a serious disruption in supply chains - especially for technology and tech related projects. Procedures are NOT “business as before,” as new and innovative techniques and methods need to be developed and discussed for ensuring completion of technology projects on time and within budget. This session will focus on supply chain issues, changes in travel patterns, and travel-related behavior created by the COVID-19 pandemic. Moderator: Tim Herlihy, P.E., Senior Engineer, Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. Speaker: Al Brenner III, P.E., Director, Construction Management, Advantage Engineering Associates P.C. Speaker: Mike Kling, P.E., PTOE, PMP, Vice President, DOT Alternative Delivery, North America, Engineering, Design and Project Management ATKINS Global Speaker: Jonathan Martinez, Contract Administrator 3, Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Speaker: Matthew Gates, Associate Director, Travel Trends and Forecasts, DVRPC Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 10:30 am – 12:00 pm (Continued) 4. NJDOT Multimodal Programs and Priorities for 2023 (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) This panel will provide an opportunity to learn about NJDOT’s freight-related multimodal projects and priorities for calendar year 2023 and beyond, many of which will benefit from the perspectives of local and regional transportation stakeholders. Perspectives on rail freight, marine highway, and freight system safety and performance will be discussed. During this panel, questions can be asked and perspectives should be shared so that both panelists and attendees can benefit from new information. Attendees can meet/greet project managers to engage more directly in multimodal planning processes. Grants management staff will provide an overview of new grant management tracking and mapping for the Rail Freight Assistance and Airport Improvement Programs, and how these improvements will lead to programmatic and system-wide improvements. Moderator: Genevieve Clifton, Manager, Division of Multimodal Services, NJDOT Speaker: Bhavin Kapadia, Office Lead, Office of Grants Management, NJDOT Speaker: Kate Moran, P.S.M., Technical Lead, GPI Inc. Speaker: Janice Marino-Doyle, Office Lead, Office of Freight Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Stephen Chiaramonte, AICP/PP, Director, Transportation Planning, WSP USA Inc. Speaker: Alan Meyers, Senior Vice President, Advisory Services WSP USA Inc. Speaker: Jonathan Kennedy, Vice President, Infrastructure, New Jersey Economic Development Authority Speaker: Scott J. Parker, PE, Sr. Project Manager, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. 5. Traffic Signals 101 (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) As part of the ITS NJ, ITE, and CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee Launch, this session will provide an overview of Traffic Signals for all audiences. Topics include Signal Operations Terminology, Signal Components and Equipment Overview, Traffic Signal Timing and Operation Fundamentals, and the Basics of Traffic Signal Systems. Speaker: Lynn A. LaMunyon, P.E., PTOE, IMSA II, Ocean County Traffic Engineer Speaker: Anthony Mariani, P.E., PTOE, RSP1, Senior Associate/Project Manager Colliers Engineering & Design Speaker: Jeffrey L’Amoreaux, P.E., Senior Associate Sam Schwartz Engineering 6. COVID-19 and its Impact on Travel and the Material Supply Chain (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) In 2020, when COVID 19 was declared a global pandemic, there were significant impacts caused by the spread of the deadly virus, the majority of which were health related concerning the personal well-being and safety of humans. There were many ancillary impacts that caused ripples across all facets of life including construction projects. The most profound impacts have been a serious disruption in supply chains - especially for technology and tech related projects. Procedures are NOT “business as before,” as new and innovative techniques and methods need to be developed and discussed for ensuring completion of technology projects on time and within budget. This session will focus on supply chain issues, changes in travel patterns, and travel-related behavior created by the COVID-19 pandemic. Moderator: Tim Herlihy, P.E., Senior Engineer, Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. Speaker: Al Brenner III, P.E., Director, Construction Management, Advantage Engineering Associates P.C. Speaker: Mike Kling, P.E., PTOE, PMP, Vice President, DOT Alternative Delivery, North America, Engineering, Design and Project Management ATKINS Global Speaker: Jonathan Martinez, Contract Administrator 3, Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Speaker: Matthew Gates, Associate Director, Travel Trends and Forecasts, DVRPC Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 10:30 am – 12:00 pm (Continued) 4. NJDOT Multimodal Programs and Priorities for 2023 (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) This panel will provide an opportunity to learn about NJDOT’s freight-related multimodal projects and priorities for calendar year 2023 and beyond, many of which will benefit from the perspectives of local and regional transportation stakeholders. Perspectives on rail freight, marine highway, and freight system safety and performance will be discussed. During this panel, questions can be asked and perspectives should be shared so that both panelists and attendees can benefit from new information. Attendees can meet/greet project managers to engage more directly in multimodal planning processes. Grants management staff will provide an overview of new grant management tracking and mapping for the Rail Freight Assistance and Airport Improvement Programs, and how these improvements will lead to programmatic and system-wide improvements. Moderator: Genevieve Clifton, Manager, Division of Multimodal Services, NJDOT Speaker: Bhavin Kapadia, Office Lead, Office of Grants Management, NJDOT Speaker: Kate Moran, P.S.M., Technical Lead, GPI Inc. Speaker: Janice Marino-Doyle, Office Lead, Office of Freight Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Stephen Chiaramonte, AICP/PP, Director, Transportation Planning, WSP USA Inc. Speaker: Alan Meyers, Senior Vice President, Advisory Services WSP USA Inc. Speaker: Jonathan Kennedy, Vice President, Infrastructure, New Jersey Economic Development Authority Speaker: Scott J. Parker, PE, Sr. Project Manager, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. 5. Traffic Signals 101 (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) As part of the ITS NJ, ITE, and CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee Launch, this session will provide an overview of Traffic Signals for all audiences. Topics include Signal Operations Terminology, Signal Components and Equipment Overview, Traffic Signal Timing and Operation Fundamentals, and the Basics of Traffic Signal Systems. Speaker: Lynn A. LaMunyon, P.E., PTOE, IMSA II, Ocean County Traffic Engineer Speaker: Anthony Mariani, P.E., PTOE, RSP1, Senior Associate/Project Manager Colliers Engineering & Design Speaker: Jeffrey L’Amoreaux, P.E., Senior Associate Sam Schwartz Engineering 6. COVID-19 and its Impact on Travel and the Material Supply Chain (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) In 2020, when COVID 19 was declared a global pandemic, there were significant impacts caused by the spread of the deadly virus, the majority of which were health related concerning the personal well-being and safety of humans. There were many ancillary impacts that caused ripples across all facets of life including construction projects. The most profound impacts have been a serious disruption in supply chains - especially for technology and tech related projects. Procedures are NOT “business as before,” as new and innovative techniques and methods need to be developed and discussed for ensuring completion of technology projects on time and within budget. This session will focus on supply chain issues, changes in travel patterns, and travel-related behavior created by the COVID-19 pandemic. Moderator: Tim Herlihy, P.E., Senior Engineer, Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. Speaker: Al Brenner III, P.E., Director, Construction Management, Advantage Engineering Associates P.C. Speaker: Mike Kling, P.E., PTOE, PMP, Vice President, DOT Alternative Delivery, North America, Engineering, Design and Project Management ATKINS Global Speaker: Jonathan Martinez, Contract Administrator 3, Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Speaker: Matthew Gates, Associate Director, Travel Trends and Forecasts, DVRPC

15 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 10:30 am – 12:00 pm (Continued) 7. Electric Vehicle Considerations for First Responders (P) Room: Salon #2 (North Tower) How are we preparing first responders to deal with the challenges associated with increased electric vehicle volumes on New Jersey roadways? This session will address the hazards, training, funding, and other considerations responders will need to safely and effectively handle the influx of EVs across the state. Moderator & Speaker: Kayla Bancone, Transportation Planner, DVRPC Speaker: Anthony Correia, President, New Jersey State Fire Chiefs Association Speaker: Joseph Haines, President, Haines Towing Speaker: Angie Haines, Vice President, Haines Towing Speaker: Robert Pomykala (NJIT), Senior Safety Planner, New Jersey Institute of Technology 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch on your own. There are numerous restaurants, fast food and kiosks located throughout the Tropicana. Visit the Tropicana web site at www.tropicana.net for a list of places to eat. 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm 8. How to Meet NJ Zero Emission Goals: Available Vehicles, Infrastructure, Funding and Training (Part 1 of 2) (Community Transportation) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) A discussion of current and near term available zero emission vehicles, and the necessary infrastructure. The presenters will discuss the technologies, the costs of going to zero emission, and what available incentives are in New Jersey from Federal, State, and Utility sources. In Part 2; the presentation will focus on what training will be necessary to operate and maintain the vehicles and the infrastructure. Moderator: Chuck Feinberg, Executive Vice President, Greener by Design LLC / Executive Director, NJ Clean Cities Coalition Speaker: Barry Carr, Director, Business Development, ABM eMobility Speaker: John E. Doran, President, PlugIn Stations Online (PISO) 9. NJDOT and I-Bank: A Partnership in Savings (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) Learn how these two programs work seamlessly together to provide grants and low-interest loan funds to finance your capital infrastructure needs. This workshop provides an overview of the partnership between the NJDOT Division of Local Aid and the NJ Infrastructure Bank (I-Bank). I-Bank and DOT presenters will provide an overview of the I-Bank’s application process through NJ-Moves, and cover topic areas such as eligible projects, project rating & ranking, allocation, contract certifications, short-term loan closing, concurrence of award, and long-term financing. Interest rates and financial benefits will also be covered as part of the discussion. Speaker: Melinda Roslon, Project Manager, Transportation, NJ I-Bank Speaker: Brian Wirtz, Specialist 1, Local Aid Program, NJ Department of Transportation Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 10:30 am – 12:00 pm (Continued) 7. Electric Vehicle Considerations for First Responders (P) Room: Salon #2 (North Tower) How are we preparing first responders to deal with the challenges associated with increased electric vehicle volumes on New Jersey roadways? This session will address the hazards, training, funding, and other considerations responders will need to safely and effectively handle the influx of EVs across the state. Moderator & Speaker: Kayla Bancone, Transportation Planner, DVRPC Speaker: Anthony Correia, President, New Jersey State Fire Chiefs Association Speaker: Joseph Haines, President, Haines Towing Speaker: Angie Haines, Vice President, Haines Towing Speaker: Robert Pomykala (NJIT), Senior Safety Planner, New Jersey Institute of Technology 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch on your own. There are numerous restaurants, fast food and kiosks located throughout the Tropicana. Visit the Tropicana web site at www.tropicana.net for a list of places to eat. 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm 8. How to Meet NJ Zero Emission Goals: Available Vehicles, Infrastructure, Funding and Training (Part 1 of 2) (Community Transportation) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) A discussion of current and near term available zero emission vehicles, and the necessary infrastructure. The presenters will discuss the technologies, the costs of going to zero emission, and what available incentives are in New Jersey from Federal, State, and Utility sources. In Part 2; the presentation will focus on what training will be necessary to operate and maintain the vehicles and the infrastructure. Moderator: Chuck Feinberg, Executive Vice President, Greener by Design LLC / Executive Director, NJ Clean Cities Coalition Speaker: Barry Carr, Director, Business Development, ABM eMobility Speaker: John E. Doran, President, PlugIn Stations Online (PISO) 9. NJDOT and I-Bank: A Partnership in Savings (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) Learn how these two programs work seamlessly together to provide grants and low-interest loan funds to finance your capital infrastructure needs. This workshop provides an overview of the partnership between the NJDOT Division of Local Aid and the NJ Infrastructure Bank (I-Bank). I-Bank and DOT presenters will provide an overview of the I-Bank’s application process through NJ-Moves, and cover topic areas such as eligible projects, project rating & ranking, allocation, contract certifications, short-term loan closing, concurrence of award, and long-term financing. Interest rates and financial benefits will also be covered as part of the discussion. Speaker: Melinda Roslon, Project Manager, Transportation, NJ I-Bank Speaker: Brian Wirtz, Specialist 1, Local Aid Program, NJ Department of Transportation Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 10:30 am – 12:00 pm (Continued) 7. Electric Vehicle Considerations for First Responders (P) Room: Salon #2 (North Tower) How are we preparing first responders to deal with the challenges associated with increased electric vehicle volumes on New Jersey roadways? This session will address the hazards, training, funding, and other considerations responders will need to safely and effectively handle the influx of EVs across the state. Moderator & Speaker: Kayla Bancone, Transportation Planner, DVRPC Speaker: Anthony Correia, President, New Jersey State Fire Chiefs Association Speaker: Joseph Haines, President, Haines Towing Speaker: Angie Haines, Vice President, Haines Towing Speaker: Robert Pomykala (NJIT), Senior Safety Planner, New Jersey Institute of Technology 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Lunch on your own. There are numerous restaurants, fast food and kiosks located throughout the Tropicana. Visit the Tropicana web site at www.tropicana.net for a list of places to eat. 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm 8. How to Meet NJ Zero Emission Goals: Available Vehicles, Infrastructure, Funding and Training (Part 1 of 2) (Community Transportation) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) A discussion of current and near term available zero emission vehicles, and the necessary infrastructure. The presenters will discuss the technologies, the costs of going to zero emission, and what available incentives are in New Jersey from Federal, State, and Utility sources. In Part 2; the presentation will focus on what training will be necessary to operate and maintain the vehicles and the infrastructure. Moderator: Chuck Feinberg, Executive Vice President, Greener by Design LLC / Executive Director, NJ Clean Cities Coalition Speaker: Barry Carr, Director, Business Development, ABM eMobility Speaker: John E. Doran, President, PlugIn Stations Online (PISO) 9. NJDOT and I-Bank: A Partnership in Savings (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) Learn how these two programs work seamlessly together to provide grants and low-interest loan funds to finance your capital infrastructure needs. This workshop provides an overview of the partnership between the NJDOT Division of Local Aid and the NJ Infrastructure Bank (I-Bank). I-Bank and DOT presenters will provide an overview of the I-Bank’s application process through NJ-Moves, and cover topic areas such as eligible projects, project rating & ranking, allocation, contract certifications, short-term loan closing, concurrence of award, and long-term financing. Interest rates and financial benefits will also be covered as part of the discussion. Speaker: Melinda Roslon, Project Manager, Transportation, NJ I-Bank Speaker: Brian Wirtz, Specialist 1, Local Aid Program, NJ Department of Transportation

16 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

17 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm (Continued) 14. Launching the Next Phase of Traffic Signal Collaboration in New Jersey (P) (E) Room: Salon 2 (North Tower) Join facilitated conversations with leaders from across the state to provide your input as we launch the new Intelligent Transportation Society of New Jersey (ITS NJ), Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE), and County and Municipal Traffic Engineer’s Association (CAMTEA) Traffic Signals Committee. In the first panel (Gaps and Opportunities), we will explore the gaps and opportunities that motivate this effort. In the second panel (What Can We Do?), we will shape the new committee’s role which is envisioned to include providing tangible projects to advance the safety, operations, and technology of Traffic Signals throughout the state of New Jersey. Gaps & Opportunities Moderator: Andy Kaplan, P.E., PTOE, Co-Chair, ITS NJ/ITE/CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee & Manager, Planning for Operations and Technology, NJTPA Speaker: Kelly McVeigh, Supervising Highway Engineer 2, Mobility Engineering, NJDOT Speaker: Jennifer Wong, PE, CME, Director of Traffic Engineer, City of Jersey City Speaker: David Behrend, Executive Director, NJTPA What Can We Do? Moderator: Chris King, ITS NJ President & Manager, Office of Transportation Operations Management, DVRPC Speaker: Farukh Ijaz, P.E., ITE Met Section Past-President & Managing Partner & President, CSA (Consulting Services USA) Speaker: Andy Kaplan, P.E., PTOE, Co-Chair, ITS-NJ/ITE/CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee & Manager, Planning for Operations and Technology, NJTPA Speaker: Andrew Vischio, P.E., PTOE, Co-Chair, State of Signals Report & Project Manager, Dewberry 2:20 pm – 3:25 pm 15. How to Meet NJ Zero Emission Goals: Available Vehicles, Infrastructure, Funding and Training (Part 2 of 2) (Community Transportation) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) A discussion of current and near term available zero emission vehicles, and the necessary infrastructure. The presenters will discuss the technologies, the costs of going to zero emission, and what available incentives are in New Jersey from Federal, State, and Utility sources. In Part 2; the presentation will focus on what training will be necessary to operate and maintain the vehicles and the infrastructure. Moderator: Chuck Feinberg, Executive Vice President, Greener by Design LLC / Executive Director, New Jersey Clean Cities Coalition Speaker: Barry Carr, Director, Business Development, ABM eMobility Speaker: John E. Doran, President, PlugIn Stations Online (PISO) Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm (Continued) 14. Launching the Next Phase of Traffic Signal Collaboration in New Jersey (P) (E) Room: Salon 2 (North Tower) Join facilitated conversations with leaders from across the state to provide your input as we launch the new Intelligent Transportation Society of New Jersey (ITS NJ), Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE), and County and Municipal Traffic Engineer’s Association (CAMTEA) Traffic Signals Committee. In the first panel (Gaps and Opportunities), we will explore the gaps and opportunities that motivate this effort. In the second panel (What Can We Do?), we will shape the new committee’s role which is envisioned to include providing tangible projects to advance the safety, operations, and technology of Traffic Signals throughout the state of New Jersey. Gaps & Opportunities Moderator: Andy Kaplan, P.E., PTOE, Co-Chair, ITS NJ/ITE/CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee & Manager, Planning for Operations and Technology, NJTPA Speaker: Kelly McVeigh, Supervising Highway Engineer 2, Mobility Engineering, NJDOT Speaker: Jennifer Wong, PE, CME, Director of Traffic Engineer, City of Jersey City Speaker: David Behrend, Executive Director, NJTPA What Can We Do? Moderator: Chris King, ITS NJ President & Manager, Office of Transportation Operations Management, DVRPC Speaker: Farukh Ijaz, P.E., ITE Met Section Past-President & Managing Partner & President, CSA (Consulting Services USA) Speaker: Andy Kaplan, P.E., PTOE, Co-Chair, ITS-NJ/ITE/CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee & Manager, Planning for Operations and Technology, NJTPA Speaker: Andrew Vischio, P.E., PTOE, Co-Chair, State of Signals Report & Project Manager, Dewberry 2:20 pm – 3:25 pm 15. How to Meet NJ Zero Emission Goals: Available Vehicles, Infrastructure, Funding and Training (Part 2 of 2) (Community Transportation) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) A discussion of current and near term available zero emission vehicles, and the necessary infrastructure. The presenters will discuss the technologies, the costs of going to zero emission, and what available incentives are in New Jersey from Federal, State, and Utility sources. In Part 2; the presentation will focus on what training will be necessary to operate and maintain the vehicles and the infrastructure. Moderator: Chuck Feinberg, Executive Vice President, Greener by Design LLC / Executive Director, New Jersey Clean Cities Coalition Speaker: Barry Carr, Director, Business Development, ABM eMobility Speaker: John E. Doran, President, PlugIn Stations Online (PISO) Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

18 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 2:20 pm – 3:25 pm (Continued) 16. NJ TRANSIT: It’s Good To Be Transit Friendly (P) (E) Room: Pageant (South Tower) A panel focused on Transit Friendly and Transit Oriented Development projects at NJ TRANSIT. Includes recently completed, on-going work, and upcoming initiatives; Technical Assistance Program - Dunellen & Atlantic City, Transit Oriented Development Along Proposed HBLR Ext. (Northern Branch), Transit-Oriented Development along Route 9 Bus Corridor, Transit Friendly Resources and Data Application, TOD Proposals at Major Rail Facilities. Moderator: Megan Massey, Assistant Director, Transit Friendly Land Use & Development, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Michael Swan, Principal Facilities Planner, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Celeste Zatarain-Alsina, Senior Facilities Planner, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Jon Carnegie, Voorhees Transportation Center, Rutgers University Speaker: Owen Christensen – NJ TRANSIT Real Estate 17. Be Part of the CHANJ! Introducing ‘Connecting Habitat Across New Jersey’ and Tools to Restore Wildlife Mobility (P) (E) Room: Parade (South Tower) Connecting Habitat Across New Jersey (CHANJ) is a project to make our fragmented landscape friendlier to wildlife movement. This workshop with NJDEP Fish and Wildlife and collaborators will introduce the project and demonstrate how to use our web-based interactive CHANJ Mapping and Guidance Document, with special emphasis on the tools and regulations that guide effective road mitigation projects. Moderator: MacKenzie Hall, Biologist, NJDEP Fish and Wildlife Speaker: Gretchen Fowles, Biologist and GIS Specialist, NJDEP Fish and Wildlife Speaker: MacKenzie Hall, Biologist, NJDEP Fish and Wildlife Speaker: Christina Albizati, Assistant to the Director, NJDEP Watershed Protection and Restoration Speaker: Stephen Olivera, Manager, NJDEP Bureau of Flood Hazard and Stormwater Engineering 18. A Train Runs Through It? An NJTPA Freight Concept Development Program Success Story in Dover (P) (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) This session showcases a successful NJTPA Freight Concept Development Program (FCDP) Study in Dover, Morris County. The study identified potential options – including a preferred alternative – to relocate an existing connection between the D&R freight rail line and NJ TRANSIT from its current location west of town to the east. One of the key (and most interesting!) outcomes of this project will be the removal of 10 un-gated freight rail crossings located quite literally in the middle of downtown Dover. Moderator: Jason Sarnoski, Warren County Commissioner & NJTPA Freight Initiatives Committee Chair Speaker: Jakub Rowinski, Manager, Freight Planning, NJTPA Speaker: Scott Parker, P.E., Senior Project Manager and NJ Director of Transportation Planning, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. Speaker: Chris Vitz, P.E., Director of Public Works and County Engineer, County of Morris Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 2:20 pm – 3:25 pm (Continued) 16. NJ TRANSIT: It’s Good To Be Transit Friendly (P) (E) Room: Pageant (South Tower) A panel focused on Transit Friendly and Transit Oriented Development projects at NJ TRANSIT. Includes recently completed, on-going work, and upcoming initiatives; Technical Assistance Program - Dunellen & Atlantic City, Transit Oriented Development Along Proposed HBLR Ext. (Northern Branch), Transit-Oriented Development along Route 9 Bus Corridor, Transit Friendly Resources and Data Application, TOD Proposals at Major Rail Facilities. Moderator: Megan Massey, Assistant Director, Transit Friendly Land Use & Development, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Michael Swan, Principal Facilities Planner, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Celeste Zatarain-Alsina, Senior Facilities Planner, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Jon Carnegie, Voorhees Transportation Center, Rutgers University Speaker: Owen Christensen – NJ TRANSIT Real Estate 17. Be Part of the CHANJ! Introducing ‘Connecting Habitat Across New Jersey’ and Tools to Restore Wildlife Mobility (P) (E) Room: Parade (South Tower) Connecting Habitat Across New Jersey (CHANJ) is a project to make our fragmented landscape friendlier to wildlife movement. This workshop with NJDEP Fish and Wildlife and collaborators will introduce the project and demonstrate how to use our web-based interactive CHANJ Mapping and Guidance Document, with special emphasis on the tools and regulations that guide effective road mitigation projects. Moderator: MacKenzie Hall, Biologist, NJDEP Fish and Wildlife Speaker: Gretchen Fowles, Biologist and GIS Specialist, NJDEP Fish and Wildlife Speaker: MacKenzie Hall, Biologist, NJDEP Fish and Wildlife Speaker: Christina Albizati, Assistant to the Director, NJDEP Watershed Protection and Restoration Speaker: Stephen Olivera, Manager, NJDEP Bureau of Flood Hazard and Stormwater Engineering 18. A Train Runs Through It? An NJTPA Freight Concept Development Program Success Story in Dover (P) (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) This session showcases a successful NJTPA Freight Concept Development Program (FCDP) Study in Dover, Morris County. The study identified potential options – including a preferred alternative – to relocate an existing connection between the D&R freight rail line and NJ TRANSIT from its current location west of town to the east. One of the key (and most interesting!) outcomes of this project will be the removal of 10 un-gated freight rail crossings located quite literally in the middle of downtown Dover. Moderator: Jason Sarnoski, Warren County Commissioner & NJTPA Freight Initiatives Committee Chair Speaker: Jakub Rowinski, Manager, Freight Planning, NJTPA Speaker: Scott Parker, P.E., Senior Project Manager and NJ Director of Transportation Planning, Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. Speaker: Chris Vitz, P.E., Director of Public Works and County Engineer, County of Morris Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

19 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 2:20 pm – 3:25 pm (Continued) 19. Safe Design and Operational of Urban Traffic Signals (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Traffic Signals are often installed at high-volume and high-conflict locations. In urban environments, signalized intersections are often correlated with locations of increased exposure to pedestrian crashes. In conjunction with the launch of the ITS NJ, ITE, and CAMTEA launch Traffic Signals Committee, this session will discuss approaches to improve safety, especially vulnerable users, at urban traffic signals, often through low-cost operational and/or quick build opportunities. Moderator: Andy Kaplan, P.E., PTOE, Co-Chair, ITS NJ/ITE/CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee & Manager, Planning for Operations and Technology, NJTPA Speaker: Jennifer Wong, PE, CME, Director of Traffic Engineer, City of Jersey City Speaker: Dave Martin, RSP2I, Project Manager, MBO Engineering Speaker: Kelly McVeigh, Supervising Highway Engineer 2, Mobility Engineering, NJDOT 20. Funding our Future (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) The TTF needs to be reauthorized, NJ Transit is fast approaching a fiscal cliff for operations funding, and the gas tax becomes weaker and less equitable as EVs and hybrid sales grow. Even with the infusion of federal capital and operations funding, NJ still needs to shore up its state contributions to ensure our transportation networks are able to support our economic growth and our environmental goals. This panel will discuss funding options for the TTF and transit operations, and explore the policy decisions and timing expected in the coming year. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Kate Gibbs, Deputy Director, Engineers Labor Employer Cooperative 825 Speaker: Joe Fiordaliso, CEO of NorthStar Strategies LLC & Pres. of American Council of Engineering Companies of NJ 21. Zero by 2050 (P) Room: Salon #2 (North Tower) Following the increase in fatalities and serious injuries since the COVID there is a renewed focus on Safety nationwide. New Jersey has always been at the forefront with safety improvements. NJ is embarking on a public journey of innovative safety practices and projects – together. Through this session we track NJ’s commitment to safety through the lens of the NJ 2020 Strategic Highway Safety Plan, Highway Safety Improvement Program, Safe Routes to School and the NJDOT Safety Resource Center. Join us for an informative and participative session. Moderator: Daniel LiSanti, Manger, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Khalid Shaikh, Project Engineer Planning, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Jeevanjot Singh, Section Chief, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Avnish Gupta, COO & General Counsel, EZ Ride Speaker: Christine Mittman, Local Safety Program Lead, NJTPA Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 2:20 pm – 3:25 pm (Continued) 19. Safe Design and Operational of Urban Traffic Signals (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Traffic Signals are often installed at high-volume and high-conflict locations. In urban environments, signalized intersections are often correlated with locations of increased exposure to pedestrian crashes. In conjunction with the launch of the ITS NJ, ITE, and CAMTEA launch Traffic Signals Committee, this session will discuss approaches to improve safety, especially vulnerable users, at urban traffic signals, often through low-cost operational and/or quick build opportunities. Moderator: Andy Kaplan, P.E., PTOE, Co-Chair, ITS NJ/ITE/CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee & Manager, Planning for Operations and Technology, NJTPA Speaker: Jennifer Wong, PE, CME, Director of Traffic Engineer, City of Jersey City Speaker: Dave Martin, RSP2I, Project Manager, MBO Engineering Speaker: Kelly McVeigh, Supervising Highway Engineer 2, Mobility Engineering, NJDOT 20. Funding our Future (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) The TTF needs to be reauthorized, NJ Transit is fast approaching a fiscal cliff for operations funding, and the gas tax becomes weaker and less equitable as EVs and hybrid sales grow. Even with the infusion of federal capital and operations funding, NJ still needs to shore up its state contributions to ensure our transportation networks are able to support our economic growth and our environmental goals. This panel will discuss funding options for the TTF and transit operations, and explore the policy decisions and timing expected in the coming year. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Kate Gibbs, Deputy Director, Engineers Labor Employer Cooperative 825 Speaker: Joe Fiordaliso, CEO of NorthStar Strategies LLC & Pres. of American Council of Engineering Companies of NJ 21. Zero by 2050 (P) Room: Salon #2 (North Tower) Following the increase in fatalities and serious injuries since the COVID there is a renewed focus on Safety nationwide. New Jersey has always been at the forefront with safety improvements. NJ is embarking on a public journey of innovative safety practices and projects – together. Through this session we track NJ’s commitment to safety through the lens of the NJ 2020 Strategic Highway Safety Plan, Highway Safety Improvement Program, Safe Routes to School and the NJDOT Safety Resource Center. Join us for an informative and participative session. Moderator: Daniel LiSanti, Manger, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Khalid Shaikh, Project Engineer Planning, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Jeevanjot Singh, Section Chief, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Avnish Gupta, COO & General Counsel, EZ Ride Speaker: Christine Mittman, Local Safety Program Lead, NJTPA Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

20 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 3:30 pm – 6:00 pm Expo Hall Opens for Attendees 3:30 pm – 4:00 pm Refreshment Break Located in Rear of Expo Hall. (Assorted Beverages, Jumbo Gourmet Cookies, Fresh Fruit Cocktail, Large Philly Pretzels) THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Refreshment Break Sponsors THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Refreshment Break Sponsors Armand Corporation Arora and Associates, P.C. Creative Bus Sales Hill International HNTB Corporation KS Engineers, P.C. Melissa Johnson Associates, Inc Noel Training & Consulting Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. T.Y. Lin International Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 2:20 pm – 3:25 pm (Continued) 19. Safe Design and Operational of Urban Traffic Signals (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Traffic Signals are often installed at high-volume and high-conflict locations. In urban environments, signalized intersections are often correlated with locations of increased exposure to pedestrian crashes. In conjunction with the launch of the ITS NJ, ITE, and CAMTEA launch Traffic Signals Committee, this session will discuss approaches to improve safety, especially vulnerable users, at urban traffic signals, often through low-cost operational and/or quick build opportunities. Moderator: Andy Kaplan, P.E., PTOE, Co-Chair, ITS NJ/ITE/CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee & Manager, Planning for Operations and Technology, NJTPA Speaker: Jennifer Wong, PE, CME, Director of Traffic Engineer, City of Jersey City Speaker: Dave Martin, RSP2I, Project Manager, MBO Engineering Speaker: Kelly McVeigh, Supervising Highway Engineer 2, Mobility Engineering, NJDOT 20. Funding our Future (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) The TTF needs to be reauthorized, NJ Transit is fast approaching a fiscal cliff for operations funding, and the gas tax becomes weaker and less equitable as EVs and hybrid sales grow. Even with the infusion of federal capital and operations funding, NJ still needs to shore up its state contributions to ensure our transportation networks are able to support our economic growth and our environmental goals. This panel will discuss funding options for the TTF and transit operations, and explore the policy decisions and timing expected in the coming year. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Kate Gibbs, Deputy Director, Engineers Labor Employer Cooperative 825 Speaker: Joe Fiordaliso, CEO of NorthStar Strategies LLC & Pres. of American Council of Engineering Companies of NJ 21. Zero by 2050 (P) Room: Salon #2 (North Tower) Following the increase in fatalities and serious injuries since the COVID there is a renewed focus on Safety nationwide. New Jersey has always been at the forefront with safety improvements. NJ is embarking on a public journey of innovative safety practices and projects – together. Through this session we track NJ’s commitment to safety through the lens of the NJ 2020 Strategic Highway Safety Plan, Highway Safety Improvement Program, Safe Routes to School and the NJDOT Safety Resource Center. Join us for an informative and participative session. Moderator: Daniel LiSanti, Manger, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Khalid Shaikh, Project Engineer Planning, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Jeevanjot Singh, Section Chief, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Avnish Gupta, COO & General Counsel, EZ Ride Speaker: Christine Mittman, Local Safety Program Lead, NJTPA Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

21 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm 22. The National Transit Assistance Program’s (RTAP) Introduction to the Cost Allocation Calculator (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) As a requirement of reporting to the National Transit Database (NTD), public transit agencies must be able to provide expense information by different travel modes, jurisdictions, and service types. Transit agencies must also understand the costs of different services for managing federal and state grants as well as pricing and planning for new services. This can be a very complicated, resource draining and time-consuming process especially for transit agencies with multiple modes, service types and serving multiple jurisdictions. The Two-Variable Cost Allocation Calculator can help transit agencies make the process of cost allocation a little less daunting. Moderator: Elizabeth Taylor, Assistant Director, National Rural Transit Assistance Program Speaker: Michael Walk, Research Scientist and Program Manager, Texas A&M Transportation Institute 23. We’re walking; we’re biking! The NJTPA’s Regional Active Transportation Plan (P) (E) Room: Pageant (South Tower) This session highlights the NJTPA’s efforts to advance active transportation options in northern and central New Jersey. By developing and promoting walking, biking, and other non-motorized travel, the NJTPA helps improve mobility, sustainability, accessibility, equity, and safety. Moderator: John W. Bartlett, Passaic County Commissioner and NJTPA Chair Speaker: Keith Hamas, AICP, Principal Planner, Safety Planning, NJTPA Speaker: Andras Holzmann, AICP, PP, Supervising Planner, Passaic County Speaker: Debra Kagan, Executive Director, NJ Bike & Walk Coalition 24. Roadside Management Techniques for Pollinators (P) (E) Room: Parade (South Tower) A moderated discussion with several transportation agencies about Roadside Management for Pollinators & its Importance; we’ll hear about some of the projects they are currently working on; what is the cost of implementing this type of project and future maintenance; the speakers will share some lessons learned; and where is the future of roadside management for pollinators headed in NJ. Moderator: Darren Stanker, AICP/PP, Vice President, WSP Speaker: Lois Johann, Project Engineer-Landscape, New Jersey Department of Transportation Speaker: Nicholas Marchese, Environmental Coordinator, South Jersey Transportation Authority Speaker: John McDonnell, Project Manager, South Jersey Transportation Authority Speaker: Nicholas Berezansky, Landscape Specialist, New Jersey Turnpike Authority 25. RAILROAD/FREIGHT – Meet the Freight Railroads of New Jersey (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Join the New Jersey Railroad Association for a ‘meet and greet’ with representatives of the 20 RR’s that operate in the State of New Jersey. Do you have a specific question of a railroad… neighbor question, customer service, jobs, work for your company, road crossings? The State Rail network is over 1000 miles within the state with 1,100 employees working every day to support industry in the State of New Jersey. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Jack Darrah, Director of Business Development, SMS Rail Lines Speaker: Michael Fesen, Norfolk Southern RR Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 2:20 pm – 3:25 pm (Continued) 19. Safe Design and Operational of Urban Traffic Signals (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Traffic Signals are often installed at high-volume and high-conflict locations. In urban environments, signalized intersections are often correlated with locations of increased exposure to pedestrian crashes. In conjunction with the launch of the ITS NJ, ITE, and CAMTEA launch Traffic Signals Committee, this session will discuss approaches to improve safety, especially vulnerable users, at urban traffic signals, often through low-cost operational and/or quick build opportunities. Moderator: Andy Kaplan, P.E., PTOE, Co-Chair, ITS NJ/ITE/CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee & Manager, Planning for Operations and Technology, NJTPA Speaker: Jennifer Wong, PE, CME, Director of Traffic Engineer, City of Jersey City Speaker: Dave Martin, RSP2I, Project Manager, MBO Engineering Speaker: Kelly McVeigh, Supervising Highway Engineer 2, Mobility Engineering, NJDOT 20. Funding our Future (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) The TTF needs to be reauthorized, NJ Transit is fast approaching a fiscal cliff for operations funding, and the gas tax becomes weaker and less equitable as EVs and hybrid sales grow. Even with the infusion of federal capital and operations funding, NJ still needs to shore up its state contributions to ensure our transportation networks are able to support our economic growth and our environmental goals. This panel will discuss funding options for the TTF and transit operations, and explore the policy decisions and timing expected in the coming year. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Kate Gibbs, Deputy Director, Engineers Labor Employer Cooperative 825 Speaker: Joe Fiordaliso, CEO of NorthStar Strategies LLC & Pres. of American Council of Engineering Companies of NJ 21. Zero by 2050 (P) Room: Salon #2 (North Tower) Following the increase in fatalities and serious injuries since the COVID there is a renewed focus on Safety nationwide. New Jersey has always been at the forefront with safety improvements. NJ is embarking on a public journey of innovative safety practices and projects – together. Through this session we track NJ’s commitment to safety through the lens of the NJ 2020 Strategic Highway Safety Plan, Highway Safety Improvement Program, Safe Routes to School and the NJDOT Safety Resource Center. Join us for an informative and participative session. Moderator: Daniel LiSanti, Manger, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Khalid Shaikh, Project Engineer Planning, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Jeevanjot Singh, Section Chief, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Avnish Gupta, COO & General Counsel, EZ Ride Speaker: Christine Mittman, Local Safety Program Lead, NJTPA Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

22 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm (Continued) 26. What are Smart and Connected Signals? (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Regardless of the ownership of traffic control devices from either simple fixed time signals to the most advanced and latest signals – it has become necessary to be prepared and ready for the next generation of signals which will be part of the connected and IOT world. Judging from the rapid change and evolution of control technologies in recent years, the NJDOT has decided to evaluate, assess, accept and adopt the trends that are emerging in the changing technologies in signals controls. The Department has decided to ensure that signals are “Connected Ready. This discussion will focus on the changes that are now part of signal projects. Moderator: Mark Renner, Project Engineer, Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Speaker: Bashar Hadi, Senior Engineer Traffic, Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Speaker: Mohamed Elhefnawi, Principal Engineer, Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Speaker: Zahin Rabbi, Senior Engineer, Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT 27. Successfully Providing Connectivity Through Automated / Connected Vehicles (P) (E) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) Cities and agencies are faced with the challenge to increase public ridership post pandemic and to reach their full ridership potential, including underserved communities to unlock the opportunity of connectivity, education, employment, health care, and food resources. These challenges occur during a time when there is a driver shortage, and reduced ridership from pre-pandemic levels which have decreased fare box collections. The industry has seen an increase in the deployment of Automated Vehicles (AV) to support the above needs. The keys to deploying a successful AV deployment include understanding ridership needs; accessibility to all riders; key route or operational design domains (ODDs) that provide connections; the use of zero emission fleets; and vehicles that operate at roadway speeds with the ability to accommodate ADA passengers. Learn about local and national deployments and how best to use this knowledge to support the growth of AVs in the NY/NJ metropolitan area. Moderator: Dan Corey, PE, VP, National Director Mobility Technologies Speaker: Kelly McVeigh, Mobility Engineering, NJDOT Speaker: Leo Tsang, Principal Transportation Planner, Port Authority of NY & NJ Speaker: Dr. Alain Kornhauser, PhD Princeton Autonomous Vehicle Engineering (PAVE) Speaker: Deep Patel, Henry M. Rowan College of Engineering Speaker: Nick Pilipowskyj, Vice President Business Operations, Perrone Robotics 28. It's All Mussels Under The Bridge (E) Room: Salon #2 (North Tower) Davey Resource Group, Inc. (DRG) will utilize an interactive presentation as an informative introduction into a poorly understood yet ecologically-important group of animals: NJ's rare, threatened and endangered freshwater mussel species. DRG presenters will discuss freshwater mussel biology and ecology, various habitat requirements, impact considerations, agency regulations, and protective measures often included in project implementation. The presentation will specifically focus on impact avoidance and minimization in the context of transportation projects involving the State's many mussel-populated rivers, streams and ponds. Speaker: Harry Strano, Department Manager, Threatened & Endangered Species, Davey Resource Group, Inc. Speaker: Elizabeth Dancer, Senior Environmental Scientist, Davey Resource Group, Inc. Speaker: Melyssa Garcia, Senior Environmental Scientist, Davey Resource Group, Inc. Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 2:20 pm – 3:25 pm (Continued) 19. Safe Design and Operational of Urban Traffic Signals (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Traffic Signals are often installed at high-volume and high-conflict locations. In urban environments, signalized intersections are often correlated with locations of increased exposure to pedestrian crashes. In conjunction with the launch of the ITS NJ, ITE, and CAMTEA launch Traffic Signals Committee, this session will discuss approaches to improve safety, especially vulnerable users, at urban traffic signals, often through low-cost operational and/or quick build opportunities. Moderator: Andy Kaplan, P.E., PTOE, Co-Chair, ITS NJ/ITE/CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee & Manager, Planning for Operations and Technology, NJTPA Speaker: Jennifer Wong, PE, CME, Director of Traffic Engineer, City of Jersey City Speaker: Dave Martin, RSP2I, Project Manager, MBO Engineering Speaker: Kelly McVeigh, Supervising Highway Engineer 2, Mobility Engineering, NJDOT 20. Funding our Future (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) The TTF needs to be reauthorized, NJ Transit is fast approaching a fiscal cliff for operations funding, and the gas tax becomes weaker and less equitable as EVs and hybrid sales grow. Even with the infusion of federal capital and operations funding, NJ still needs to shore up its state contributions to ensure our transportation networks are able to support our economic growth and our environmental goals. This panel will discuss funding options for the TTF and transit operations, and explore the policy decisions and timing expected in the coming year. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Kate Gibbs, Deputy Director, Engineers Labor Employer Cooperative 825 Speaker: Joe Fiordaliso, CEO of NorthStar Strategies LLC & Pres. of American Council of Engineering Companies of NJ 21. Zero by 2050 (P) Room: Salon #2 (North Tower) Following the increase in fatalities and serious injuries since the COVID there is a renewed focus on Safety nationwide. New Jersey has always been at the forefront with safety improvements. NJ is embarking on a public journey of innovative safety practices and projects – together. Through this session we track NJ’s commitment to safety through the lens of the NJ 2020 Strategic Highway Safety Plan, Highway Safety Improvement Program, Safe Routes to School and the NJDOT Safety Resource Center. Join us for an informative and participative session. Moderator: Daniel LiSanti, Manger, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Khalid Shaikh, Project Engineer Planning, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Jeevanjot Singh, Section Chief, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Avnish Gupta, COO & General Counsel, EZ Ride Speaker: Christine Mittman, Local Safety Program Lead, NJTPA Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

23 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 8:00 am - 4:00 pm Registration Desk Opens, 4th floor South Tower - Inside Front of Exhibit Hall 8:00 am - 9:30 am Continental Breakfast in Rear of Exhibit Hall Fresh-Brewed Coffee/Decaffeinated Coffee, Assorted Hot Teas, Chilled Orange Juice, Cranberry Juices, Fresh-Cut Fruit, Seasonal Berries, Assorted Yogurt, Assorted Breakfast Pastries: Muffins, Croissants, Mini Bagels with Spreads. . 9:00 am – 12:00 pm North & South Jersey Passenger Advisory Committee Members Meeting in the Board Room (Invitation Only) THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Continental Breakfast Sponsors Armand Corporation Arora and Associates, P.C. Creative Bus Sales Hill International HNTB Corporation KS Engineers, P.C. Melissa Johnson Associates, Inc Noel Training & Consulting Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. T.Y. Lin International Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 2:20 pm – 3:25 pm (Continued) 19. Safe Design and Operational of Urban Traffic Signals (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Traffic Signals are often installed at high-volume and high-conflict locations. In urban environments, signalized intersections are often correlated with locations of increased exposure to pedestrian crashes. In conjunction with the launch of the ITS NJ, ITE, and CAMTEA launch Traffic Signals Committee, this session will discuss approaches to improve safety, especially vulnerable users, at urban traffic signals, often through low-cost operational and/or quick build opportunities. Moderator: Andy Kaplan, P.E., PTOE, Co-Chair, ITS NJ/ITE/CAMTEA Traffic Signals Committee & Manager, Planning for Operations and Technology, NJTPA Speaker: Jennifer Wong, PE, CME, Director of Traffic Engineer, City of Jersey City Speaker: Dave Martin, RSP2I, Project Manager, MBO Engineering Speaker: Kelly McVeigh, Supervising Highway Engineer 2, Mobility Engineering, NJDOT 20. Funding our Future (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) The TTF needs to be reauthorized, NJ Transit is fast approaching a fiscal cliff for operations funding, and the gas tax becomes weaker and less equitable as EVs and hybrid sales grow. Even with the infusion of federal capital and operations funding, NJ still needs to shore up its state contributions to ensure our transportation networks are able to support our economic growth and our environmental goals. This panel will discuss funding options for the TTF and transit operations, and explore the policy decisions and timing expected in the coming year. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Kate Gibbs, Deputy Director, Engineers Labor Employer Cooperative 825 Speaker: Joe Fiordaliso, CEO of NorthStar Strategies LLC & Pres. of American Council of Engineering Companies of NJ 21. Zero by 2050 (P) Room: Salon #2 (North Tower) Following the increase in fatalities and serious injuries since the COVID there is a renewed focus on Safety nationwide. New Jersey has always been at the forefront with safety improvements. NJ is embarking on a public journey of innovative safety practices and projects – together. Through this session we track NJ’s commitment to safety through the lens of the NJ 2020 Strategic Highway Safety Plan, Highway Safety Improvement Program, Safe Routes to School and the NJDOT Safety Resource Center. Join us for an informative and participative session. Moderator: Daniel LiSanti, Manger, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Khalid Shaikh, Project Engineer Planning, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Jeevanjot Singh, Section Chief, Statewide Planning, NJDOT Speaker: Avnish Gupta, COO & General Counsel, EZ Ride Speaker: Christine Mittman, Local Safety Program Lead, NJTPA Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

24 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

25 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am (Continued) 33. Measuring Equity & Climate Resilience (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) As climate-related hazard intensities and frequencies continue to increase, owners, operators, designers, and policy makers are trying to keep up and provide cost effective solutions for present and future threats. However, with finite sources of funding, it can be challenging to know and decide how to invest to provide the most effective levels of protection. This session will focus on understanding protections provided by a code-level design, how to conduct a Hazard Vulnerability Assessment, and some possible metrics, including equity, to consider when selecting and funding projects. Speaker: Lauren Alger, Sustainability Manager, STV Speaker: Sarah Colasurdo, Senior Climate Resilience Specialist, PANYNJ 34. MPO Executive Directors’ Roundtable (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) This high-level session brings together New Jersey’s three MPOs: the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority (NJTPA), the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC), and the South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization (SJTPO). The executive directors of all three MPOs will address common issues, opportunities, and challenges regarding transportation planning in the state including: funding, safety, walking & biking, sustainability & electric vehicles, and equity. Moderator: Michael Russo, Assistant Commissioner of Planning and Multimodal, and Grants Administration, NJDOT Speaker: David W. Behrend, AICP, Executive Director, NJTPA Speaker: Ariella Maron, Executive Director, DVRPC Speaker: Jennifer Marandino, P.E., Executive Director, SJTPO Wednesday All Day Beverage Station Located inside and at the right side of the Exhibit Room French and Parrello Associates Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

26 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 10:45 am - 11:55 am 35. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 2 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 36. Implementing Complete and Green Streets for All (P) (E) Room: Pageant (South Tower) NJDOTs Complete and Green Streets for All Model Policy and Guide is a resource for advancing meaningful, safer, equitable, and sustainable complete streets statewide. Additionally, NJTPA created the Complete Streets Technical Assistance Program to support local complete streets implementation. This session highlights best practices and success stories in implementation that create the next generation of complete streets policies and safety plans. Moderator: Leigh Ann Von Hagen, AICP, PP, Managing Director, Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center, Rutgers Speaker: Elise Bremer-Nei, AICP, PP, Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator, NJDOT Speaker: Peter Bilton, AICP/PP, Manager, Sustainable Transportation Planning, NJTPA Speaker: Patrick C. Farley, PP, AICP, Program Director, Cross County Connection TMA 37. Beneficial Use of Dredged Material to Protect and Restore Shore Ecosystems and Communities (P) (E) Room: Parade (South Tower) This panel will showcase the efforts of OMR to beneficially use dredged material from State navigation dredging projects to restore coastal habitats and increase resiliency of coastal communities. OMR’s experience with various innovative techniques will be presented including marsh enhancement, shoreline stabilization, beach replenishment, passive dewatering and benthic restoration. The importance of the ongoing Regional Sediment Management Planning process will be discussed, as well as upcoming projects and plans as OMR moves from system recovery to routine maintenance of the State Channel network in the Atlantic Coastal Zone. Moderator: Michael J. Marano, PE, Vice President, WSP USA Inc. Speaker: Scott Douglas, NJ Dredging Program Manager, Office of Maritime Resources, NJ DOT Speaker: William Henderson, Project Engineer/Field Manager, Office of Maritime Resources, NJ DOT Speaker: Sherif Esmail, Principal Engineer, Office of Maritime Resources, NJ DOT Speaker: Jasmin Molina, Program Specialist, Office of Maritime Resources, NJ DOT Speaker: Vincent Masciandaro, Program Specialist, Office of Maritime Resources, NJ DOT Speaker: Aiden Rogers, Senior Engineer, Office of Maritime Resources, NJ DOT Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

27 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 10:45 am - 11:55 am (Continued) 38. The "Point-No-Point' Bridge Replacement Project - A NJ DOT Investment for the Future (P) (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Hear the details on the $200m bridge replacement project crossing the Passaic River between Newark and Kearny. Listen to the incredible history and important role of this bridge in good's movement across North Jersey. See the timelines and in 'real-time' see the replacement project moving along. Always recognizing the important role NJ DOT played in making this project reality. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Jocelyn Hill, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary, Conrail Speaker: Ryan Hill, Chief Engineer and Design Construction, Conrail 39. NJ TRANSIT: Secaucus To Meadowlands Transitway - A Vision Into the Future (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) This workshop will be discussing this project in detail. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Thomas Walker, Senior Director, Project Management, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Jennifer Buison, Assistant Director, Capital Programs, NJ TRANSIT 40. VIP Panel: Gateway Procurement Opportunities (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) Senior executives from the Gateway Development Corporation will provide attendees with an inside look at Gateway procurement opportunities in the short and long term. The session will provide information about what RFPs and RFQs will be coming out on both sides of the Hudson and how your firm can get involved. Megan and Madeleine will provide participants with an update on recent Federal Grants and how the Gateway Development Corporation is keeping the $35+ billion program moving forward. Moderator: John Case, Vice President, Hawk Strategies Speaker: Madeleine McDonnell, Chief of Staff and Policy Advisor, Gateway Development Corporation Speaker: Megan Strickland, Deputy Chief Program Officer, Gateway Development Corporation 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm Sumptuous Luncheon Buffet (Grand Ballroom, Salon 2, 3 & 4 - North Tower) Master of Ceremonies: Anthony Attanasio, CEO, Hawk Strategies Opening Remarks: Frank Reilly, Conference Chairman Michael M. Vieira, Conference Vice Chair Remarks by: Kevin Corbett, President & CEO, NJ TRANSIT Corporation NJ Department of Transportation David W. Behrend, Executive Director, NJTPA Ariella Maron, Executive Director, DVRPC Jennifer Marandino, Executive Director, SJTPO Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

28 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:30 pm - 2:40 pm 41. Creating a Team Environment (Paratransit & Community Transportation) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) Paratransit and community transportation systems are a team effort, and when one piece fails, the entire system suffers. We will discuss best practices to get all the different areas of your system to work together, function at their highest level and create a productive, efficient and safe environment for your staff and riders. Presenter: Daniel Mulraney, Director, Cape May Fare Free Transportation 42. NJ TRANSIT: Contracting Opportunities (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) Richard Schaefer, Acting SVP of NJ TRANSIT’s Capital Programs Department, will provide an overview of significant projects underway and outline upcoming contracting opportunities. This session will focus on professional services, construction contracting opportunities, and planned equipment purchases over the next 18 months, including the advertisement of NJ TRANSIT’s Task Order Consultant Contracts Program as well as significant construction opportunities. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Richard Schaefer, Acting, Senior Vice President of Capital Programs, NJ TRANSIT 43. Mobility Choices: Transportation Conversations in Three Black and Latino Communities in the Greater Philadelphia Region (P) (E) Room: Parade (South Tower) The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission (DVRPC) in collaboration with Connect the Dots, and transportation planning firm Sam Schwartz have recently released a study that sought to develop a better understanding of the complex decision-making process in choosing transportation needs, adding a layer of qualitative data in these communities to DVRPC’s existing data sources. The results will be used by DVRPC to help identify future studies, programs, services, and infrastructure needs in historically-disinvested communities. Speaker: Thom Stead, Assistant Manager, Office of Mobility, Analysis, and Design, DVRPC Speaker: Marisa Denker, CEO and Founder, Connect the Dots Speaker: Samantha Donovan, AICP, Senior Transportation Planner, Sam Schwartz 44. History at Hand in Princeton (P) (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) This presentation will discuss the history of the Mountain Lakes Preserve in Princeton; designated as a Historic Site (Princeton Ice Company) on the State and National Registers of Historic Places, and significant for its historic ice production, harvesting, and storage operation. The previously rehabilitated structures (dams and walls) and pedestrian paths surrounding the lakes, as well as the NJ Historic Preservation Grant and current design for rehabilitation of a historic stone arch bridge, will be discussed. Presenter: William C. Pyontek, PE, PP; Chief Engineer-Bridges, French & Parrello Associates Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

29 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:30 pm - 2:40 pm (Continued) 45. Local Road Safety Plans: Reducing Fatalities and Serious Injuries on South Jersey’s County and Municipal Roads (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) In 2022 the Cumberland County Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Action Plan was completed. Seven months later over $30 million has been secured to fully implement that Plan. Building off that success and the 2020 update to the New Jersey Strategic Highway Safety Plan, SJTPO has kicked off a major effort to reduce fatal and serious injury crashes on all local and county roads within its region by developing Countywide Local Road Safety Plans in Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland, and Salem Counties. These plans will include extensive local data collection, and incorporate the Safe System Approach, systemic safety, a prioritized investment strategy, and more. Moderator: Dave Kuhn, PE, Vice President, GPI Speaker: Alan Huff, Program Manager – Safety Initiatives & Public Outreach, SJTPO Speaker: Scott Diehl, PE, PTOE, PP, AICP, RSP1, Project Manager, Urban Engineers Speaker: Daniel Hutton, AICP, PP, RSP₁, Senior Planner, Urban Engineers Speaker: Alex Maistros, PE, PhD, Highway Safety Engineer, Jacobs Speaker: Kruti Barot, P.E., PTOE, RSP1, Transportation Engineer, GPI 46. VIP Panel: A View from the Top: Insights Into the Gateway Program (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) The Gateway Program is the largest and most significant public works project in the U.S. While the program faces daunting challenges including funding, design and construction complexities, the program also offers incredible opportunities to our region’s transportation network as well as our economic growth and vitality. Hear from the Gateway Program leadership, as they give a behind the scenes view from the top on how the program got to where it is today, and how they plan to move it forward for the next 10+ years. Recent funding grants from Washington as well as strong local advocacy are keeping this $35+ billion program moving forward. Learn key insights from the leaders that are making this program a reality. Moderator: Anthony Attanasio, CEO, Hawk Strategies Speaker: Kris Kullori, CEO, The Gateway Development Commission Speaker: Eric Daleo, Chief Program Officer, The Gateway Development Commission Wednesday All Day Beverage Station Located inside and at the right side of the Exhibit Room French and Parrello Associates Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

30 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits Exhibit Hall Open all afternoon until 5:00pm. Reopens at 6:15 pm for Networking Reception 2:40 pm - 4:00 pm Visit Exhibits in Exhibit Hall. 2:40 pm - 3:30 pm Student Poster Session (Located in Rear of Exhibit Hall) 6:45 pm Student Poster Session Awards 4:00 pm 5:00 pm 47. ADA Legal & Policy Update (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) This workshop will look at changes, challenges, and reasonable modifications necessary to ensure the civil rights of individuals with disabilities are honored and that transit agencies have the appropriate policies and procedures in place consistent with the requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990. Presenter: Jill Nagy, President and Managing Partner, Summers Nagy Law Offices, Wyomissing, York and Johnstown, PA 48. Are the Locals Ready for Connected Technology? (P) (E) Room: Pageant (South Tower) In 2020, NJ DOT initiated its first “Connected Ready” project for final design and in 2021, the construction was started for Rte. 1 and I-278 project, and it is still progressing. NJ DOT staff, consultants, contractors, vendors and others involved in various phases had worked for many years through many different phases learning, testing and coordinating with pertinent subject matter experts. NJ DOT also concluded an extensive and detailed System Engineering Process (SE), to ensure the systems requirements were identified and included in the planning and design process. After the successful completion of the design and the initiation of the construction, there is enough information, knowledge, and experience available to share with others such as our local partners to help them understand the various phases of connected systems. This session will focus on simplifying the process and sharing all experiences related to planning, design, construction, and operation that were gained so that our local partners are able to decide and determine the best options of integrating Connected Technologies when upgrading their respective signal systems. Moderator: Katelin Barone, Principal Engineer, Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Speaker: Kelly McVeigh, Supervising Highway Engineer, Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Speaker: Kevin Hayes, P.E., Senior System Engineer – Intelligent Transportation Systems, HNTB Speaker: Robert Meyer, Principal Engineer, Transcore Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

31 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 4:00 pm 5:00 pm (Continued) 49. What Does the Law Say about Bicyclists and Pedestrians in NJ? (P) (E) Room: Parade (South Tower) More people are biking and walking in our communities. This session will be a review of Title 39 which is the statute that contains the key laws that dictate the rights, duties, and responsibilities of pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorists towards each other and on our roadways. This session will educate the audience on the topics, provide some plain language interpretation and will dispel myths and misconceptions about who is allowed to do what on our roads. Presenter: Ranjit Walia, Founder/CEO CEC 50. SS4A Action Plan Grants (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Awards for the Safe Streets and Roads For All safety grant program were announced in late January of this year. A program of the Bi-Partisan Infrastructure Law, SS4A presents a once in a lifetime opportunity to advance roadway safety through action plan development and implementation of action plans. This session will present an overview of the SS4A program plus awards presentations from the regional, county, and municipal levels. Speaker: Kevin Murphy, Manager, Office of Safe Streets, DVRPC Speaker: David Schmetterer, Assistant Director of Planning, Monmouth County Division of Planning Speaker: Christopher Noll, PE, PP, President of Environmental Resolutions, Inc. and Medford Township Engineer 51. The Other ZEV - Hydrogen Fuel Cell Vehicles (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) This panel will examine the current state of hydrogen fuel cell technology in the transportation industry and in NJ. The focus of the discussion will be on the state of hydrogen-based technology in the region and how hydrogen fuel cell vehicles can help transportation agencies decrease carbon emissions and comply with government mandates for ZEVs. Moderator: Dennis Martin, Associate Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Carmine Fiore, Regional Sales Director, New Flyer of America, Inc. Speaker: Ray Bukowski, Managing Director, Government Relations, Communication & Sustainability, New Jersey Resources Speaker: Tim Sasseen, Director, Market Development and Public Affairs North America Director, Ballard Power Systems 52. Moving Forward – Agency Actions (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) How are agencies playing a role in keeping people and goods moving in safe, efficient and reliable manner? Join us for a discussion about major capital investment at the NJDOT, NJ TRANSIT, NJ Turnpike South Jersey Turnpike Authority and PANYNJ. Come learn about potential impacts with the new infrastructure BIL, major initiatives, project delivery, partnerships and what is on the horizon. Moderator: Zenobia L. Fields, NJ President, WTS Speaker: Parth Oza, Assistant Commissioner, Capital Program Management, NJDOT Speaker: Jennifer Buison, Assistant Director of Capital Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Michael Garofalo, Chief Engineer, NJ Turnpike Authority Speaker: Stephen M. Mazur, Chief Engineer / Director of Engineering, South Jersey Transportation Authority Speaker: Cathleen Mahoney, Chief of Project Delivery, Engineering Department, PANYNJ Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

32 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm 53. Keeping Your Transit Agency Out of Legal Trouble (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) An overview of the human resource issues that impact transit agencies from record-keeping to critical policies and legal trends involving employees relations in the workplace. Attendees will hear decisive and necessary actions they should take to reduce the likelihood of legal issues associated with the management of a transit agency. Presenter: Jill Nagy, President and Managing Partner, Summers Nagy Law Offices, Wyomissing, York and Johnstown, PA 54. NJTPA Municipal Programs Spotlight (P) (E) Room: Pageant (South Tower) This session highlights federally funded NJTPA municipal programs that can get meaningful transportation improvements accomplished. These include: Planning for Emerging Centers; Vibrant Places Program; and Complete Streets Technical Assistance Program. The session will include real-world municipal examples and also cover how these competitive programs are administered. Moderator: John W. Bartlett, Passaic County Commissioner & NJTPA Chair Speaker: Peter Bilton, Manager, Sustainable Transportation Planning, NJTPA Speaker: Ricardo Fernandez AICP, PP, QPA, City of Passaic Business Administrator; Executive Director of Redevelopment Agency, Parking Authority, and Urban Enterprise Zone Speaker: Anthony D. Iacono, Township Manager, Township of Belleville 55. VACANT 56. Demystifying Technology for the Locals: (P) (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) The network of roadways connecting our local Counties, Municipalities and Townships provides critical connectivity internally but is also the critical link in providing access to the State arterials and Interstate System. These links are extremely crucial for the safe and efficient mobility of traffic through any region. Due to the increased use of GPS and digital mapping, some of the generally less travelled roadways are now frequently identified as viable alternative routes and subjected to significantly increased traffic. Unfortunately, NJ is still lacking in having a robust and well connected ITS system on the local roadway network considering that the local network is carrying the majority of traffic. There is a significant gap in technology implementation for the locals when it comes to the latest trends as a tremendous burden falls on the local staff who manage the operation of the signals. This session is focused on addressing the needs of planning, designing, constructing, and maintaining ITS systems for local agencies and breaking it down to smaller simpler tasks that can be managed on modest budgets and with limited resources. Moderator: Marquis McEwen, Assistant Engineer, Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Speaker: Jim Hogan, P.E., Senior Associate, Advantage Engineering Associates, P.C. Speaker: Tony Bartello, P.E., Vice President, ITS Services Northeast Division – Intelligent Transportation Systems, HNTB Speaker: Felipe Hernandez, Project Engineer, Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

33 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm (Continued) 57. Zero Emission Transformation for Public Mobility (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) The transformation to zero emission transportation is as consequential for today’s world as was the transition from the horse to the internal combustion engine over 115 years ago. The focus back in the 1910’s was the vehicles – few recall the other ways the transformation of the world brought about by the introduction of everything from roadway paving to the creation of a massive industry around the delivery of the fuel the new mobility required, all enabled by change in human behavior. In this panel, we will a discuss the impacts beyond JUST the vehicles with a focus on public transportation. The investment that will be required in master planning, workforce development, program management. In facilities and the energy sourcing infrastructure, be it grid power or the application of the almost 9 Gigawatts of renewable off-shore wind power coming on line by 2040 will dwarf the cost of the vehicle fleets. In all, we will discuss the path forward to successfully implement change at this magnitude. Moderator & Speaker: Craig Cipriano, Senior Vice President, National Director of Zero Emissions Mobility Speaker: Mike Broe, Senior Engineering Operations Manager, STV Speaker: Mike Kilcoyne, Senior Vice President and General Manager, NJ Transit Bus Operations Speaker: Scott Sprengel, Vice President, Academy Bus 58. Moving Forward – Agency Actions (Part 2 of 2) (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) How are agencies playing a role in keeping people and goods moving in safe, efficient and reliable manner? Join us for a discussion about major capital investment at the NJDOT, NJ TRANSIT, NJ Turnpike South Jersey Turnpike Authority and PANYNJ. Come learn about potential impacts with the new infrastructure BIL, major initiatives, project delivery, partnerships and what is on the horizon. Moderator: Zenobia L. Fields, NJ President, WTS Speaker: Parth Oza, Assistant Commissioner, Capital Program Management, NJDOT Speaker: Jennifer Buison, Assistant Director of Capital Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Michael Garofalo, Chief Engineer, NJ Turnpike Authority Speaker: Stephen M. Mazur, Chief Engineer / Director of Engineering, South Jersey Transportation Authority Speaker: Cathleen Mahoney, Chief of Project Delivery, Engineering Department, PANYNJ 6:15 - 8:15 - Networking Reception in Exhibit Hall (All exhibits will be open and staffed.) THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Wednesday Evening Networking Reception Sponsor Control Point Associates, Inc. TechniQuest Corporation Spradling International Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

34 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Thursday, April 20, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 8:00 am - 11:30 am Registration Desk Opens, 4th floor South Tower - Inside Front of Exhibit Hall 8:15 am - 9:30 am Exhibit Hall Open & Continental Breakfast in Rear of Exhibit Hall Fresh-Brewed Coffee/Decaffeinated Coffee, Assorted Hot Teas, Chilled Orange Juice, Cranberry Juices, Fresh-Cut Fruit, Seasonal Berries, Assorted Yogurt, Assorted Breakfast Pastries: Muffins, Croissants, Mini Bagels with Spreads. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Continental Breakfast Sponsors Armand Corporation Arora and Associates, P.C. Creative Bus Sales Hill International HNTB Corporation KS Engineers, P.C. Melissa Johnson Associates, Inc Noel Training & Consulting Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. T.Y. Lin International Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

35 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Thursday, April 20, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 8:30 am - 9:30 am 59. Fatigue Awareness in Transit Services (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 3) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) Transit services should be first and foremost safe. Fatigue is a significant cause of vehicle accidents, near misses, customer complaints about rudeness, and can be a contributor to onboard assaults when a person is in a state of acute or chronic fatigue. Fitness for Duty should drive all legal, policy and daily operating decisions and fatigue critically affects an employee’s fitness for duty. Understanding Fatigue, strategies for employees to address fatigue, scheduling employees and appropriate policies and procedures for identifying and preventing issues related to fatigue will be discussed during this 3 part workshop. Transit agencies will learn how to provide frontline employees with information on fatigue awareness and improve safety for their customers. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting Presenter: Jill Nagy, President and Managing Partner, Summers Nagy Law Offices, Wyomissing, York and Johnstown, PA 60. Protect Your Responders. NJ’s Traffic Incident Management (TIM) Program and Online, Self-Guided Responder Training Course (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) NJDOT, NJSP, and other partnering agencies have launched an online, self-guided Traffic Incident Management (TIM) training class. This session will provide information on updates to the Statewide Traffic Incident Management (TIM) program and a walkthrough of NJ’s new online training course material, the benefits of institutionalizing TIM training across New Jersey, and the continuing education credits available to various organizations that take the course. Moderator: Robert Burd, Manager, Office of Emergency Management, Security, and Response (OEMSR), NJDOT Speaker: Elizabeth Falcon, Principal Transportation Analyst. Office of Emergency Management, Security, and Response (OEMSR), NJDOT Speaker: Robert Pomykala, Senior Safety Planner, New Jersey Institute of Technology 61. Atlantic City Expressway All Electronic Tolling (P) (E) Room: Parade (South Tower) The South Jersey Transportation Authority has made the move to cashless tolling on the Atlantic City Expressway. This effort began with a stalled project more than 15 years ago but was reborn as part the Authority’s 2020 Capital Plan. This session will focus on the history of All Electronic Tolling on the Expressway from its initial concepts in the late 2000s through the current project, including the design as well as construction and implementation schedules. Moderator: Jennifer Marandino, Executive Director, South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization Speaker: Joel Falk, Director of Information & Toll Technology, South Jersey Transportation Authority Speaker: Stephen Mazur, Chief Engineer / Director of Engineering, South Jersey Transportation Authority 62. Hazardous Chemicals Supplying New Jersey Manufacturing and other Industry (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Join the New Jersey Rail Association in hearing how the freight railroads supply industry within the State of New Jersey. Come to hear how interstate freight movements are governed by federal law and how the government agency overseeing railroad operations and equipment monitor and regulate these activities. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Dan Eliott, Principal, GKG Law in Washington, DC, (Former Chairman: Surface Transportation Board) Speaker: John Wurz, Railroad Hazmat Safety Specialist, US Department of Transportation Federal Railroad Administration Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

36 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Thursday, April 20, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 8:30 am - 9:30 am (Continued) 63. Battery and Hydrogen Propulsion Technology: Achieving Safe and Reliable Operation (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) In the quest of achieving zero emission goals for their vehicles, transportation operators have been converting their fleets to battery or hydrogen power. While these technologies are more widespread in light duty applications, their use in heavy duty applications, such as rail and but transport, and other heavy machinery is still in its infancy. Zero emission technologies in heavy duty applications present new challenges that must be understood and addressed to ensure successful fleet decarbonization.The panel discussion will focus of safety issues related to the operation and maintenance of zero-emissions vehicles. The discussion will outline some of the challenges that exist with the identification and mitigation of hazards associated with battery and hydrogen fuel cell systems in an environment where few standards and regulations exist to guide the design of these systems in heavy duty applications. This discussion will be supported with several examples of current projects will be presented to show how those challenges were addressed. Speaker: Marcin Taraszkiewicz, PE, Rail & Transit Vehicle Technology Lead, HDR, Inc. Speaker: Ron Birkelbach, Northeast Systems Lead, HDR, Inc. Speaker: Lukas J. Rowland, PE, Battery Energy Storage System Lead, HDR, Inc. 64. Inclusion by Design: The Americans with Disabilities Act (P) (E) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) This presentation highlights the Americans with Disabilities Act's (ADA's) impact on engineering design since its passage in 1990 and discusses the current practices for meeting ADA compliance on transportation improvement projects. Inclusive design is a key part of delivering transportation projects from the earliest planning phase to construction completion. This session focuses on the professional responsibilities of owners and designers in delivering projects that accommodate the transportation system’s most vulnerable users. It also highlights accessibility concerns related to public outreach, including the accessibility of websites, social media, and events. Speaker: David Verdia, PE, Senior Transportation Engineer, McCormick Taylor, Inc. Speaker: Christina Arlt, AICP, Manager, Planning and Communication Services, McCormick Taylor, Inc. Speaker: Lori Ware, PE, PTOE, Manager of Traffic Services, Dawood Engineering, Inc. 65. NJ TRANSIT Bus and Bike Interactions Research and Lessons Learned (P) (E) Room: Salon #2 (North Tower) Complete Streets planning in New Jersey has been gaining momentum in the last decade as we recognize the need for corridors to safely accommodate all modes - vehicles, deliveries, transit vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists. This presentation will discuss how NJ TRANSIT buses currently interact with bicyclists on their routes, how NJ TRANSIT communicates with the many municipalities it serves, and how NJ TRANSIT can adopt strategies used elsewhere to coordinate with road owners and ensure safe bus-bike interactions. Speaker: Joanna Hecht, Transportation Planner, DVRPC Speaker: Marissa Volk, Transportation Planner, DVRPC Speaker: Elmira Buongiorno, Senior Manager, Bus Safety, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Hailey Graf, Principal Facilities Planner, NJ TRANSIT Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

37 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Thursday, April 20, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:40 am - 10:40 am 66. Fatigue Awareness in Transit Services (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 2 of 3) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) Transit services should be first and foremost safe. Fatigue is a significant cause of vehicle accidents, near misses, customer complaints about rudeness, and can be a contributor to onboard assaults when a person is in a state of acute or chronic fatigue. Fitness for Duty should drive all legal, policy and daily operating decisions and fatigue critically affects an employee’s fitness for duty. Understanding Fatigue, strategies for employees to address fatigue, scheduling employees and appropriate policies and procedures for identifying and preventing issues related to fatigue will be discussed during this 3 part workshop. Transit agencies will learn how to provide frontline employees with information on fatigue awareness and improve safety for their customers. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting Presenter: Jill Nagy, President and Managing Partner, Summers Nagy Law Offices, Wyomissing, York and Johnstown, PA 67. NJ TRANSIT: Getting There - Improved Access to Transit Projects (P) (E) Room: Pageant (South Tower) A panel focused on planning projects addressing improved access to transit or expanding the reach of transit. Includes recently completed, on-going work, and upcoming initiatives; Princeton Transitway, Dunellen Active Transportation Planning Study, Metuchen Greenway Transit Access, Solar Bus Shelters. Moderator: Lou Millan - Senior Program Director, Capital Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Michael Viscardi – Director, Programmatic Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Hailey Graf – Principal Facilities Planner, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Leah Katz - Assistant Director Federal Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Simone Gore - Manager, Project Development, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Celeste Zatarain-Alsina - Senior Facilities Planner, NJ TRANSIT 68. The Right Approach for Wrong Way Driving Mitigation (P) (E) Room: Parade (South Tower) Resulting in some of the most severe crashes on the NJ State Highway System, wrong way driving incidents often include significant property damage, injuries, and even fatalities. As part of the statewide “Driving Towards Zero Deaths” initiative, NJDOT has recently begun implementing technology-based solutions for the identification, correction, and notification of wrong way driving events in a proactive attempt to improve safety on all state-maintained roadways. This presentation will provide attendees an in-depth understanding of how the Department is attempting to mitigate wrong way crashes, including “hot spot” evaluation criteria, detailed description of how the system functions, results of the vendor market research, design challenges, and more. Additionally, this presentation will inform agencies of how best to evaluate whether technology-based wrong way detection systems are appropriate for their projects and how NJDOT is moving forward with a programmatic approach towards successful mitigation strategies statewide, including the incorporation of Connected Vehicle (CV) and edge-computing technologies and the allocation of funding. Please join the Department as we discuss the right way to end wrong way crashes! Moderator: Padmaja Sampat, Contract Adm. 2, Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Speaker: Hema Tanikella, Ph.D., P.E., Senior Engineer, North America, ITS/Traffic, ATKINS Global Speaker: Hirenkumar Patel, Principal Engineer, Elec., Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Speaker: Mayankkumar Patel, Assistant Engineer, Elec. Division of Mobility Engineering, NJ DOT Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

38 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Thursday, April 20, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:40 am - 10:40 am (Continued) 69. Shifting to the Safe System Approach: Translating Principles into Practice (P) (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) This session explores how Zero Deaths Initiatives (Vision Zero, Toward Zero Deaths, Road to Zero) and the Safe System Approach are increasingly informing safety plans and street designs. Panelists will discuss principles of safe system design, creating equitable streets, and completed Round 1 actions and ongoing Round 2 actions for NJDOTs Strategic Highway Safety Plan’s Pedestrians and Bicyclists Emphasis Area. Moderator: Samuel Rosenthal, AICP, Research Project Coordinator, Voorhees Transportation Center, Rutgers University Speaker: David Petrucci, PE, PTOE, RSP2I, Senior Safety Engineer, Federal Highway Administration Speaker: Elise Bremer-Nei, AICP, PP, Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator, New Jersey Department of Transportation Speaker: David Schmetterer, AICP, PP, Assistant Director of Planning, Monmouth County Division of Planning 70. Road User Charge – A New Path to Transportation Funding (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) With the increase in fuel-efficient vehicles, hybrids, and electric vehicles, MTF revenue is declining, and it has become evident that this is not sustainable for future road infrastructure revenue. Due to these major pressures on MFT, many states have begun to actively research, study, and pilot road user charge (RUC) systems as a new path to long-term replacement for declining MFT revenue. Speaker: Keith Mullins, P.E., Vice President, Gannett Fleming Speaker: Michael Russo, Assistant Commissioner, Planning, Multimodal and Grant Administration, NJDOT Speaker: Scott Jacobs, Product Manager, emovis Speaker: Nate Breyer, Vice President - Road Usage Charging / Mobility Operations, WSP 71. The Equity in Infrastructure (EIP) (P) Room: Salon #1 (North Tower) The EIP exists to improve public contracting practices by creating more opportunities for Historically Underutilized Businesses (HUBs) to build generational wealth by creating prime, joint venture and equity contracting opportunities for these firms.  The EIP was founded to leverage the unprecedented transportation funding from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) to increase generational wealth for the communities that have been historically left behind. To accomplish this goal, the partnership takes a holistic approach to government procurement as a means of redistributing wealth. The presentation will summarize approaches that the Partnership and the public agency pledge signatories have taken to enable equitable outcomes. EIP’s partners bring to life President Biden’s Justice40 Initiative Executive order to increase the share of diverse firms fulfilling not only federal contracts, but state and local contracts across multiple modes of transportation and infrastructure. Since the partnership’s founding, 24 public agencies have taken the Pledge to bring innovation to their own procurement processes to open pathways for opportunity with local agencies including NJDOT, NYSDOT, DelDOT, CTDOT, SEPTA, and City of Philadelphia. Come hear more about this topic and share your thoughts and experiences. Speaker: Athena Ullah, Chief of Staff, STV Speaker: Patricia Paula Macchi, National Transportation Economics Practice Leader, STV Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

39 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Thursday, April 20, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:40 am - 10:40 am (Continued) 72. Demonstrate Your Way to Safety (P) (E) Room: Salon #2 (North Tower) Known by a variety of names – pop-ups, tactical urbanism, and others – demonstration projects are a proven method of developing, testing, and building support for innovative and low-cost projects with proven safety, accessibility, and equity benefits. This session will review a series of recent demonstration projects from the Essex 2045 Transportation Plan from concept to implementation, including site selection, design, installation, and community feedback, demonstrating how to develop, test, and advance these innovative concepts and the many benefits that can provide. Moderator: Peter F. Kremer, PP, AICP, Senior Associate, Michael Baker International Speaker: Courtenay D. Mercer, PP, AICP, Principal, Mercer Planning Associates Speaker: Casey Barrett P.E., RSP1, Civil Engineer, Michael Baker International, Inc. Speaker: Jaime Phillips, AICP, Transportation Planner, Michael Baker International, Inc. Speaker: Peter Zambito, Principal Planner, North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority 11:15 am - 12:15 pm 73. Fatigue Awareness in Transit Services (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 3 of 3) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) Transit services should be first and foremost safe. Fatigue is a significant cause of vehicle accidents, near misses, customer complaints about rudeness, and can be a contributor to onboard assaults when a person is in a state of acute or chronic fatigue. Fitness for Duty should drive all legal, policy and daily operating decisions and fatigue critically affects an employee’s fitness for duty. Understanding Fatigue, strategies for employees to address fatigue, scheduling employees and appropriate policies and procedures for identifying and preventing issues related to fatigue will be discussed during this 3 part workshop. Transit agencies will learn how to provide frontline employees with information on fatigue awareness and improve safety for their customers. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting Presenter: Jill Nagy, President and Managing Partner, Summers Nagy Law Offices, Wyomissing, York and Johnstown, PA ** Workshop #73 will have a Snack & Beverage Break Sponsored by the New Jersey Council on Special Transportation ** 74. Unique Problems and Out-of-the-Box Solutions in the Burlington County Downtown Access Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan (P) (E) Room: Pageant (South Tower) This session focuses on how the project team developed a new Level of Traffic Stress analysis tool and public engagement strategy to effectively identify and assess the unique needs of three communities for the Burlington County Downtown Access Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan. The project addresses various issues, from connecting disjointed bicycle and pedestrian networks to conducting outreach in communities with low foot traffic. Moderator: Tom Stanuikynas, Regional Planning Manager, Burlington County Bridge Commission, Economic Development and Regional Planning Speaker: Kendra Nelson, Transportation Planner, DVRPC Speaker: Joanna Hecht, Transportation Planner, DVRPC Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

40 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Thursday, April 20, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 11:15 am - 12:15 pm (Continued) 75. Improving Walking and Bicycling Safety in School Zones (P) (E) Room: Parade (South Tower) Fatal non-motorist involved crashes account for over one-third of all fatal crashes in NJ. Reducing the number of motor vehicles, slowing driving speeds, and minimizing potential conflicts and crashes is a priority in school zones. This session will discuss a recent crash analysis revealing several factors contributing to fatal crashes in NJ and highlight flexible approaches to addressing walking and bicycling safety, including local case studies and proven pedestrian safety countermeasures on state highways. Moderator: Sean Meehan, Research Project Manager, Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center, Rutgers Speaker: Sean Meehan, Research Project Manager, Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center, Rutgers Speaker: Elise Bremer-Nei, AICP/PP, Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator, New Jersey Department of Transportation Speaker: Greg Woltman, Research Project Coordinator, Alan M. Voorhees Transportation Center, Rutgers 76. Freight Transportation Network Analysis and Planning in South Jersey (P) (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Complementing freight planning at the state level, SJTPO and its regional planning partners are conducting an evaluation and analysis of the freight network in South Jersey. This presentation will highlight current and future efforts related to freight data collection, network identification, performance analysis, and solution prioritization. Cumberland County will discuss its countywide analysis, which helped inform SJTPO’s Regional Freight Plan Data Collection and Analysis study. With plan development underway the session will discuss the next steps to amend the freight network, and efforts to prioritize locations and potential freight transportation projects. Moderator: William Schiavi, Principal Planner, SJTPO Speaker: Chris Ryan, PE, Senior Transportation Planner, HDR Speaker: Matthew E. Pisarski, AICP, P.P., Department Head, Planning Director, Cumberland County Speaker: Adam Baginski, PE, PMP, Vice President of Rail/Transit Services, Envision 77. The Road to Climate Resilience and Sustainability: New Jersey Agencies at Work (P) (E) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Hear how transportation agencies are integrating resilience and sustainability (greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction) considerations into their decision-making processes such as planning, design requirements, maintenance, and operations. Learn how agencies assess their carbon emissions and create actionable and achievable reduction goals and strategies, leading the way in mitigation. At the same time, efforts are underway to anticipate, prepare for, and adapt to changing conditions and withstand, respond to, and recover rapidly from disruptions. Understand how to plan, design, and construct verified sustainable infrastructure projects. Hear NJDEP’s perspective on addressing climate change in New Jersey. Moderator: Scott Minnich, PE; Associate, Department Manager; Dewberry Speaker: Joseph Livingston, PE; Supervising Engineer, Planning; New Jersey Turnpike Authority Speaker: John Riggi; Environmental Specialist III; New Jersey Department of Transportation Speaker: Nick Angarone; New Jersey Chief Climate Resilience Officer; New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Speaker: Kate Lawrence-Shetty; Environmental Sustainability Manager; PANYNJ Speaker: Jackson Schreiber; Environmental Analyst; SC&A Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

41 Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Thursday, April 20, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 11:15 am - 12:15 pm (Continued) 78. Legal: Testifying Skills from Experts This training workshop satisfies one hour of legal credits required for AICP and PDH renewal (P) (E) Room: Salons #1 (North Tower) Like most things in life, testifying and answering questions as a witness before planning and zoning boards, and learning to become a more effective witness for your client at litigation depositions, and in court or at arbitration, takes practice. Janine G. Bauer, Esq. will moderate the panel and help you understand, in transportation and land use planning contexts, through video, presentations and Q/A, how to improve your skills, while you earn planning and/or legal continuing education credit, with experts Kevin O’Brien and John A. Nawn. Ethics will be addressed in this panel. Moderator: Janine G. Bauer, Esq., Szaferman Lakind P.C. Speaker: John A. Nawn P.E., PTOE, Delon Hampton & Assoc. Speaker: Kevin O’Brien, P.P., AICP, Shamrock Enterprises, Ltd ** Workshop #78 will have a Snack & Beverage Break Sponsored by Dresdner Robin ** 79. Textbook Teamwork - How Monmouth County and Howell Township Partnered for Success (P) (E) Room: Salons #2 (North Tower) The Bridge HL-73 and Lake Louise Dam Project improved public safety via bridge, dam, and roadway improvements, facilitated an increase in recreational opportunities at Lake Louise, and is a textbook example of how cooperation between a County and Municipality, with an interlocal agreement, can produce a seamless success. Join French & Parrello Associates Project Manager and Lead Bridge Engineer in discussing how the County of Monmouth, Township of Howell, and key agency stakeholder came the positive outcomes for this unique project. Speaker: Jon Moren, PE, French & Parrello Associates, Director of Transportation, Project Manager Speaker:,,,,,Greg Bruno, PE, French & Parrello Associates, Project Manager, Lead Bridge Engineer Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Wednesday, April 19, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 9:15 am - 10:15 am 29. ADA Awareness (Community Transportation & Paratransit) (Part 1 of 2) (P) Room: Carousel (South Tower) All transit systems have a responsibility to understand and provide transportation services consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and make sure all employees are “trained to a proficiency.” This 2 part workshop will provide information to transit agencies on how to operated vehicles & equipment safely, make sure employees provide appropriate assistance, treat individuals with disabilities in a respectful and courteous manner and ensure all the opportunity to use the agency's transit services. Presenter: Michael Noel, Noel Training & Consulting 30. The Crossroads: Electrification as an Inflection Point for Modern Mobility (P) Room: Pageant (South Tower) The electrification of personal, transit, and commercial vehicles goes far beyond the simple purchase of a new bus, truck, or car. Instead of viewing this conversion through the lens of one-to-one replacement of ICE vehicles, we should seize this moment and reexamine the fundamental dimensions of our public and private transportation systems and behaviors. This panel will explore the potentially transformative facets of the electric conversion including increasing single car households, rethinking bus service and rolling stock needs, and facilitating last-mile and micro-mobility solutions. Moderator: Zoe Baldwin, New Jersey Director, Regional Plan Association Speaker: Stephen Dilts, Senior Vice President, HNTB Speaker: Cathleen Lewis, Manager of E-Mobility Programs, Office of Clean Energy, NJ Board of Public Utilities Speaker: Arjun JanaKiram, Funding Policy Researcher, Via 31. Stakeholder Engagement in a New Era of Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) Removing internal and external silos from big regional transportation and infrastructure projects is more essential than ever in a post-pandemic landscape, as public agencies collectively reel from COVID-19 era financial losses and seek federal relief and grant lifelines. Will include staff from different agencies and perspectives, such as government relations, communications, and planning/operations, to outline a winning common end game: Increased Equity, Transparency, and Cooperation to ensure projects maximize institutional, mobility, economic, and stakeholder benefits. Co-Moderator: Marlene Bauer, President of InGroup Inc. Co-Moderator: Ron Marsico, Senior Project Manager, InGroup Inc. Speaker: Joe Quinty, Director of Project Planning, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Steve Sigmund, Chief of Public Outreach, Gateway Development Corp. Speaker: Craig Schulz, Director, Communications & External Affairs, Gateway Program, Amtrak 32. Bridge Aesthetics for Workhorse Bridges and Historic Structures – Low-Cost Rehabilitation/Replacement Treatments to Improve Community Presence (E) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Today, history has standing, and the consideration of adverse effects and potential mitigation measures are woven throughout the design process when working with historic resources. Too often, engineers, stakeholders and even SHPO officials feel compelled to “decorate” a bridge being built in an historic district. However, is the need to include aesthetics in bridge design guiding our decisions well? The presentation will also explore how the aesthetic aspect of bridge design can be effectively applied. Presenter: Michael J. Cuddy, Principal Senior Vice President, TranSystems Try the 2023 NJ TransAction Mobile App Scan the QR Code or go to https://guidebook.com/g/njta2023 NJ TransAction Conference Program Schedule and Workshop Sessions Tuesday, April 18, 2023 (P) = Planning ACIP Credits (E) = Engineering PDH Credits 1:00 pm – 2:15 pm Continued) 10. NJ TRANSIT: Federal Grants Primer (P) Room: Parade (South Tower) This workshop session is a roundtable discussion on the Federal Grants process. Moderator: Jonathan Nelson, Director, Capital Projects Delivery and Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Matthew McHale, Deputy Chief of Staff, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: John Gray, Acting Chief, Capital Compliance, Budget & Administration, NJ TRANSIT Speaker: Marc Albrecht, Senior Director, Grant Administration and Compliance, NJ TRANSIT 11. State of Distribution Warehouse Construction in the State of New Jersey (P) Room: Seaside (South Tower) Come and listen with the New Jersey Railroad Association on the blistering pace of massive facility construction thru-out the state of New Jersey. Will this pace continue? Can the market absorb all this capacity? Will we begin to see facilities built on ‘spec’ sitting empty for extended periods. Hear from professionals in the brokerage and banking industry explain how we got where we’re at and what the future holds. Moderator: John McCreavy, Administrator, NJ Railroad Association Speaker: Matt Marshall, Principal & Industrial Brokerage, Avison Young Commercial Real Estate Brokerage Speaker: Tom Keiser, Relationship Manager & Client Advisor, Meridian Bank 12. Zero-Emission Strategic Planning – Everyone on the Bus May Not Be Headed To The Same Destination! (P) Room: Rolling Chair (South Tower) Existing conditions assessments and analysis, Utility engagement/support/communications, leveraging regional procurement objectives and capital funding, social equity and service equality considerations, technology limitations and advantages, political and internal/external stakeholder engagement. Moderator: Jim Valerio, Vice-President & National ZEB Lead, Parsons Speaker: Semia Hackett, Associate Director of Operations, Prince George’s County Dept. of Public Works & Transportation Speaker: Pam Frank, CEO, ChargeEVC and Vice-President, Gabel & Associates Speaker: Nassim Motamedi, Ph.D., Senior Engineer and ZEB/EV Project Manager, Parsons Speaker: Jonce Dimoski, Program Manager, Electric Vehicles, New Jersey Public Service Enterprise Group (PSE&G) 13. Trespassing Prevention: Law, Strategies, and Technology (P) Room: Salon 1 (North Tower) An overview of the Law of Trespass specifically as it applies to the railroads in New Jersey, the downstream costs both direct and indirect of not actively preventing it, along with legal and technological strategies for abatement. Moderator: Michael Allen, R. L. Banks & Associates Speaker: John Fiorilla, Esq., Dyer and Peterson Speaker: Thomas Jedic, Norfolk Southern

42Booth # Exhibitor Booth # Exhibitor10 ABT Products & Services, LTD. 93 Melissa Johnson Associates, Inc.96 Advanced Infrastructure Design 60 MFS Engineers & Surveyors80 Advantage Engineering Associates PC 43 MidAtlantic Engineering Partners24 Altro 70/82 Morbern Inc.51 Armand Corporation 46 MP Engineers and Architects, P.C.77/89 Arora and Associates, P.C. 5 National Rural Transit Assistance Program75 BEM Systems Inc. 100 NJ I-Bank2 Bird Bus Sales 86 NJ Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness83 Bowman 8New Jersey Railroad Association39 BraunAbility 87/88 NJ TRANSIT64 Buchart Horn, Inc. 104 North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority53 BYD Motors, Inc. 34 NS Corporation29 CATT Lab 27 Onspot of North America85 Civic Eye Collaborative 84 Passio Technologies9 Coach and Equipment Bus Sales 67 Pennoni13/14 Colliers Engineering & Design 23 PlugIn Stations Online106 Control Point Associates, Inc. 38 Promatech, Inc.35 Creative Bus Sales 7 Qryde by HBSS74 Davey Resource Group, Inc. 1 Q'Straint/ Sure-Lok103 Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission 63 Remington & Vernick Engineers72 Dresdner Robin 61/69 Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc.107 Drive Engineering 91/92 RideCo3 Ecolane USA, Inc. 54 Robinson Aerial Surveys, Inc.28 Elite Vehicle Solutions 22/30 Rohrer Enterprises, Inc. DBA/Rohrer Bus Sales41/42 Enovate Engineering 40 Safe Fleet16 Envision Consultants, Ltd. 4 Safety Vision45 EZ Ride 102 South Jersey Transportation Planning Org..94/95 Foley, Inc. 19/20 Stokes Creative Group, Inc.36 Fortress Mobile 57/58 Strongwall industries, Inc32 Freedman Seating Co. 76 Surveying And Mapping, LLC62 French & Parrello Associates 21 Sustainable Engineering Services59 GEOD Corporation 73 TYLin31 Gerflor USA 71 T2 Utility Engineers6 H.A. Dehart & Son 55 TechniQuest Corporation108/109HiDow International (Merchandise Plus LLC) 11/12 Terrestrial Imaging50 Horizon Signal 101 The Intelligent Transportation Society of NJ68 Imperial Traffic & Data Collection 49 Traffic Plan47 InGroup, Inc. 81 Traffic Planning and Design, Inc.44 KCI Technologies 25 Trans/Air Manufacturing33 Kelderman Air Ride Suspensions 65/66 Trinity Subsurface LLC56 Keystone Structures, Inc. 78 Van Cleef Engineering Associates, LLC79 Kimley-Horn 90 Wiss & Company17/18 KS Engineers, P.C. 37Withum52 Lucerix International Corp26 Luminator Technology Group 1548 MCFAParticipating Exhibitors with Booth Numbers

43 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS ABT Products & Services, Ltd. Bus parts distributor. Construction equipment rentals. SC Johnson distributor – Cleaners, Insect Repellants. ZEP distributors – degreasers, lubricants, ice melt. 37 Newtown Road Plainview, NY 11803 Tel: 631-421-1500 Lisa Horchos Lhorchos@abt-products.com www.abt- products.com Booth #: 10 Advanced Infrastructure Design Advanced Infrastructure Design, Inc. (AID) is a leader in Pavement & Geotechnical Engineering and Nondestructive Testing/Evaluation of Structures. 1 Crossroads Drive Hamilton, NJ 08691 Tel: 609-838-2218 Sam Botchway sbotchway@aidpe.com www.aidpe.com Booth #: 96 Advantage Engineering Associates, P.C. AEA is a certified MBE/SBE/DBE engineering firm specializing in Highway/Traffic, Structural, ITS, Roadway Lighting, Utilities, Survey, MEP, and CM. 101 Interchange Plaza #308 Cranbury, NJ 08512 Tel: 609-619-3490 James Hogan, PE james.hogan@aeapc.com Alfred Brenner, PE alfred.brenner@aeapc.com www.aeapc.com Booth #: 80 Altro Altro, the inventor of slip resistant heavy duty safety flooring for all transportation applications celebrating 104 years of being in the flooring business. 12648 Clark Street Sante Fe Springs, CA 90670 Tel: 800-382-0333 Paul Poziemski nafipa@aol.com www.altro.com Booth #: 24 Armand Corporation Armand provides leadership in construction management for all sectors, and partners from assessment to execution and everything in between. 1350 Broadway, Suite 1901 New York, NY 10018 Tel: 212-542-4179 Amy Dion adion@armandcorp.com www.armandcorp.com Booth #: 51 Arora and Associates, P.C. Arora and Associates, P.C. is a certified MBE firm providing multi-disciplinary engineering, surveying, planning & construction management services. 1200 Lenox Drive, Suite 200 Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Tel: 609-844-1111 Mandeep Singh Arora marora@arorapc.com Diane McKernan dmckernan@arorapc.com www.arorapc.com Booth #: 77/89 BEM Systems Inc. Nationwide consulting firm, providing comprehensive environmental services and software management solutions to federal, state, and local government. 7 Giralda Farms, Suite 180 Madison, NJ 07940 Tel: 908-598-2600 Mittul Patel mpatel@bemsys.com www.bemsys.com Booth #: 75 Bird Bus Sales Our professional staff provides sales support, parts, and service for Micro Bird and Blue Bird Buses. 202 Terminal Drive Plainview, NY 11803 Tel: 516-313-1634 Chris Zeiner Chrisz@birdbussales.com www.birdbussales.com Booth #: 2 Bowman Bowman offers a wide range of infrastructure, environmental, energy, and real estate solutions to public and private clients across the country. McMahon has joined Bowman, enhancing Bowman’s transportation planning and engineering services throughout NJ and the East Coast. 460 Veterans Drive Burlington, NJ 08016 Tel: 609-585-5745 Dan McGinnis dmcginnis@bowman.com www.bowman.com Booth #: 83 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS ABT Products & Services, Ltd. Bus parts distributor. Construction equipment rentals. SC Johnson distributor – Cleaners, Insect Repellants. ZEP distributors – degreasers, lubricants, ice melt. 37 Newtown Road Plainview, NY 11803 Tel: 631-421-1500 Lisa Horchos Lhorchos@abt-products.com www.abt- products.com Booth #: 10 Advanced Infrastructure Design Advanced Infrastructure Design, Inc. (AID) is a leader in Pavement & Geotechnical Engineering and Nondestructive Testing/Evaluation of Structures. 1 Crossroads Drive Hamilton, NJ 08691 Tel: 609-838-2218 Sam Botchway sbotchway@aidpe.com www.aidpe.com Booth #: 96 Advantage Engineering Associates, P.C. AEA is a certified MBE/SBE/DBE engineering firm specializing in Highway/Traffic, Structural, ITS, Roadway Lighting, Utilities, Survey, MEP, and CM. 101 Interchange Plaza #308 Cranbury, NJ 08512 Tel: 609-619-3490 James Hogan, PE james.hogan@aeapc.com Alfred Brenner, PE alfred.brenner@aeapc.com www.aeapc.com Booth #: 80 Altro Altro, the inventor of slip resistant heavy duty safety flooring for all transportation applications celebrating 104 years of being in the flooring business. 12648 Clark Street Sante Fe Springs, CA 90670 Tel: 800-382-0333 Paul Poziemski nafipa@aol.com www.altro.com Booth #: 24 Armand Corporation Armand provides leadership in construction management for all sectors, and partners from assessment to execution and everything in between. 1350 Broadway, Suite 1901 New York, NY 10018 Tel: 212-542-4179 Amy Dion adion@armandcorp.com www.armandcorp.com Booth #: 51 Arora and Associates, P.C. Arora and Associates, P.C. is a certified MBE firm providing multi-disciplinary engineering, surveying, planning & construction management services. 1200 Lenox Drive, Suite 200 Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Tel: 609-844-1111 Mandeep Singh Arora marora@arorapc.com Diane McKernan dmckernan@arorapc.com www.arorapc.com Booth #: 77/89 BEM Systems Inc. Nationwide consulting firm, providing comprehensive environmental services and software management solutions to federal, state, and local government. 7 Giralda Farms, Suite 180 Madison, NJ 07940 Tel: 908-598-2600 Mittul Patel mpatel@bemsys.com www.bemsys.com Booth #: 75 Bird Bus Sales Our professional staff provides sales support, parts, and service for Micro Bird and Blue Bird Buses. 202 Terminal Drive Plainview, NY 11803 Tel: 516-313-1634 Chris Zeiner Chrisz@birdbussales.com www.birdbussales.com Booth #: 2 Bowman Bowman offers a wide range of infrastructure, environmental, energy, and real estate solutions to public and private clients across the country. McMahon has joined Bowman, enhancing Bowman’s transportation planning and engineering services throughout NJ and the East Coast. 460 Veterans Drive Burlington, NJ 08016 Tel: 609-585-5745 Dan McGinnis dmcginnis@bowman.com www.bowman.com Booth #: 83

44 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS BraunAbility Wheelchair lifts, ramps and accessible minivans. PO Box 310 631 West 11th Street, Winamac, IN 46996 Tel: 800-946-7513 Kevin Shidler kevin.shidler@braunability.com www.braunability.com/commercial Booth #: 39 Buchart Horn, Inc. Buchart Horn provides transportation engineering, planning and design services which support federal, state and local transportation projects. 445 West Philadelphia Street York, PA 17401 Tel: 800-274-2224 Jay Sabo jsabo@bucharthorn.com www.bucharthorn.com Booth #: 64 BYD Motors, Inc. BYD Motors Inc is a California-based company with more than 1,000 vehicles on the road or in production in the United States. BYD’s mission is to change the world by creating a complete, zero-emission ecosystem powered by clean energy that reduces the world's reliance on petroleum. 888 E. Walnut St., 2nd Floor Pasadena, CA 91101 Tel: 213-748-3980 Randy Premo randy.premo@byd.com www.en.byd.com Booth #: 53 CATT Laboratory CATT Lab transportation data analytics are available for free use by NJ, PA and some NY agencies and their contractors working on agency projects. Technology Ventures Building, 5000 College Avenue, Suite 2221 College Park, MD 20742 Tel: 301-405-9963 Greg Jordan gjordan1@umd.edu www.ritis.org Booth #: 29 Civic Eye Collaborative Civic Eye Collaborative (CEC) is an urban planning and multimedia firm that focuses on community marketing, outreach, education, and planning. 55 Mccoy Avenue Metuchen, NJ 08840 Tel: 908-403-5688 Ranjit Walia ranjit@civiceyecollaborative.com www.civiceyecollaborative.com Booth #: 85 Coach & Equipment Bus Sales, Inc. Coach & Equipment is a leading East Coast manufacturer and distributor of safe, high quality shuttle buses. 130 Horizon Business Park, PO Box 36 PennYan, NY 14527 Tel: 585-369-5454 Ed Gallagher egallagher@coachandequipment.com John Robb jrobb@coachandequipment.com www.c oachbussales.com Booth #: 9 Colliers Engineering & Design Colliers Engineering & Design, is a trusted provider of multi-discipline engineering,architecture, design and consulting services. 101 Crawfords Corner Road, Suite 3400 Holmdel, NJ 07733 Tel: 732-383-1950 Keith Hall keith.hall@collierseng.com.com Adam Allen adam.allen@collierseng.com www.colliersengineering.com/ Booth #: 13/14 Control Point Associates, Inc. Control Point Associates. Inc. is a Professional Land Surveying, Geospatial, and Consulting Services firm. 30 Independence Blvd Warren, NJ 07059 Tel: 800-668-1819 Andrew Demarest ademarest@cpasurvey.com www.cpasurvey.com Booth #: 106 Creative Bus Sales Creative Bus Sales represents over 20 top bus manufacturers in multiple locations across the country. 51 Kero Road Carlstadt, NJ 07072 Tel: 201-923-3903 Jen Danforth jdanforth@creativebussales www.c reativeb uss ales.com Booth #: 35 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS BraunAbility Wheelchair lifts, ramps and accessible minivans. PO Box 310 631 West 11th Street, Winamac, IN 46996 Tel: 800-946-7513 Kevin Shidler kevin.shidler@braunability.com www.braunability.com/commercial Booth #: 39 Buchart Horn, Inc. Buchart Horn provides transportation engineering, planning and design services which support federal, state and local transportation projects. 445 West Philadelphia Street York, PA 17401 Tel: 800-274-2224 Jay Sabo jsabo@bucharthorn.com www.bucharthorn.com Booth #: 64 BYD Motors, Inc. BYD Motors Inc is a California-based company with more than 1,000 vehicles on the road or in production in the United States. BYD’s mission is to change the world by creating a complete, zero-emission ecosystem powered by clean energy that reduces the world's reliance on petroleum. 888 E. Walnut St., 2nd Floor Pasadena, CA 91101 Tel: 213-748-3980 Randy Premo randy.premo@byd.com www.en.byd.com Booth #: 53 CATT Laboratory CATT Lab transportation data analytics are available for free use by NJ, PA and some NY agencies and their contractors working on agency projects. Technology Ventures Building, 5000 College Avenue, Suite 2221 College Park, MD 20742 Tel: 301-405-9963 Greg Jordan gjordan1@umd.edu www.ritis.org Booth #: 29 Civic Eye Collaborative Civic Eye Collaborative (CEC) is an urban planning and multimedia firm that focuses on community marketing, outreach, education, and planning. 55 Mccoy Avenue Metuchen, NJ 08840 Tel: 908-403-5688 Ranjit Walia ranjit@civiceyecollaborative.com www.civiceyecollaborative.com Booth #: 85 Coach & Equipment Bus Sales, Inc. Coach & Equipment is a leading East Coast manufacturer and distributor of safe, high quality shuttle buses. 130 Horizon Business Park, PO Box 36 PennYan, NY 14527 Tel: 585-369-5454 Ed Gallagher egallagher@coachandequipment.com John Robb jrobb@coachandequipment.com www.c oachbussales.com Booth #: 9 Colliers Engineering & Design Colliers Engineering & Design, is a trusted provider of multi-discipline engineering,architecture, design and consulting services. 101 Crawfords Corner Road, Suite 3400 Holmdel, NJ 07733 Tel: 732-383-1950 Keith Hall keith.hall@collierseng.com.com Adam Allen adam.allen@collierseng.com www.colliersengineering.com/ Booth #: 13/14 Control Point Associates, Inc. Control Point Associates. Inc. is a Professional Land Surveying, Geospatial, and Consulting Services firm. 30 Independence Blvd Warren, NJ 07059 Tel: 800-668-1819 Andrew Demarest ademarest@cpasurvey.com www.cpasurvey.com Booth #: 106 Creative Bus Sales Creative Bus Sales represents over 20 top bus manufacturers in multiple locations across the country. 51 Kero Road Carlstadt, NJ 07072 Tel: 201-923-3903 Jen Danforth jdanforth@creativebussales www.c reativeb uss ales.com Booth #: 35

45 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS Davey Resource Group, Inc. Providing award-winning environmental services with an emphasis on natural resources analyses and permitting for transportation projects. 4 Walter E. Foran Blvd., Suite 209 Flemington, NJ 08848 Tel: 908-788-9676 Debbie Poniatowski deborah.poniatowski@davey.com www.davey.com/environmental-consulting- services/ Booth #: 74 Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission is the federally designated Metropolitan Planning Organization for the Greater Philadelphia region. 190 N. Independence Mall West, 8th Fl. Philadelphia, PA 19106 Tel: 215-238-2852 Keith Hartington Khartington@dvrpc.org www.dvrpc.org Booth #: 103 Dresdner Robin Civil Engineering, Environmental, Survey and 3D Measurement, Landscape Architecture, Planning and Construction Management. Certified SBE. 1 Evertrust Plaza, Suite 901 Jersey City, NJ 07302 Tel: 201-297-4205 Matthew Neuls mneuls@dresdnerrobin.com www.dresdnerrobin.com Booth #: 72 Drive Engineering Drive Engineering, a multidisciplinary engineering firm, develops efficient, data driven solutions to improve mobility, operations and safety. 1936 West Point Pike Lansdale, PA 19446 Tel: 215-367-5535 Jason Mills jason@driveengineering.com www.drivengineering.com Booth #: 107 Ecolane Leading provider of intelligent transit scheduling software, enabling transit providers increased productivity & outstanding client satisfaction. 940 West Valley Road, Suite 1400 Wayne, PA 19087 Tel: 610-312-0033 Will Trost will.trost@ecolane.com www.ecolane.com Booth #: 3 Elite Vehices Solutions Elite provides complete vehicle outfitting for fleets & government agencies. Vehicle pick up & delivery is available. Lifetime workmanship warranty. 1000 Bennett Blvd Suite 6 Lakewood, NJ 08701 Tel: 732-534-2377 Ilana Gases ilanag@elitevehicle.com www.elitevehicle.com Booth #: 28 Enovate Engineering Enovate, a DBE, WBE,SBE firm that provides traffic engineering, transportation planning, construction management and monitoring services for infrastructure projects. 2 North Avenue West, Suite 301 Cranford, NJ 07016 Tel: 908-363-5299 Gil Estupinan gestupinan@enovateengineering.com Warren Michelsen wmichelsen@enovateengineering.com www.enovateengineering.com Booth #: 41/42 Envision Consultants, Ltd. Founded in 1994 as a SBE/DBE/WBE, Envision's project controls, PM/CM, public involvement, and technology services add value during any project phase. 3 Wheatley Boulevard Mullica Hill, NJ 08062 Tel: 856-223-0800 Brian Daly briandaly@eclimited.com www.eclimited.com Booth #: 16 EZ Ride We provide transportation solutions - shuttles, rides with Lyft and Uber, biking & walking programs, carpools and vanpools. 144 Park Pl East Wood-Ridge, NJ 07075 Tel: 201-939-4242 Kinga Skora kskora@ezride.org www.ezride.org Booth #: 45 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS Davey Resource Group, Inc. Providing award-winning environmental services with an emphasis on natural resources analyses and permitting for transportation projects. 4 Walter E. Foran Blvd., Suite 209 Flemington, NJ 08848 Tel: 908-788-9676 Debbie Poniatowski deborah.poniatowski@davey.com www.davey.com/environmental-consulting- services/ Booth #: 74 Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission The Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission is the federally designated Metropolitan Planning Organization for the Greater Philadelphia region. 190 N. Independence Mall West, 8th Fl. Philadelphia, PA 19106 Tel: 215-238-2852 Keith Hartington Khartington@dvrpc.org www.dvrpc.org Booth #: 103 Dresdner Robin Civil Engineering, Environmental, Survey and 3D Measurement, Landscape Architecture, Planning and Construction Management. Certified SBE. 1 Evertrust Plaza, Suite 901 Jersey City, NJ 07302 Tel: 201-297-4205 Matthew Neuls mneuls@dresdnerrobin.com www.dresdnerrobin.com Booth #: 72 Drive Engineering Drive Engineering, a multidisciplinary engineering firm, develops efficient, data driven solutions to improve mobility, operations and safety. 1936 West Point Pike Lansdale, PA 19446 Tel: 215-367-5535 Jason Mills jason@driveengineering.com www.drivengineering.com Booth #: 107 Ecolane Leading provider of intelligent transit scheduling software, enabling transit providers increased productivity & outstanding client satisfaction. 940 West Valley Road, Suite 1400 Wayne, PA 19087 Tel: 610-312-0033 Will Trost will.trost@ecolane.com www.ecolane.com Booth #: 3 Elite Vehices Solutions Elite provides complete vehicle outfitting for fleets & government agencies. Vehicle pick up & delivery is available. Lifetime workmanship warranty. 1000 Bennett Blvd Suite 6 Lakewood, NJ 08701 Tel: 732-534-2377 Ilana Gases ilanag@elitevehicle.com www.elitevehicle.com Booth #: 28 Enovate Engineering Enovate, a DBE, WBE,SBE firm that provides traffic engineering, transportation planning, construction management and monitoring services for infrastructure projects. 2 North Avenue West, Suite 301 Cranford, NJ 07016 Tel: 908-363-5299 Gil Estupinan gestupinan@enovateengineering.com Warren Michelsen wmichelsen@enovateengineering.com www.enovateengineering.com Booth #: 41/42 Envision Consultants, Ltd. Founded in 1994 as a SBE/DBE/WBE, Envision's project controls, PM/CM, public involvement, and technology services add value during any project phase. 3 Wheatley Boulevard Mullica Hill, NJ 08062 Tel: 856-223-0800 Brian Daly briandaly@eclimited.com www.eclimited.com Booth #: 16 EZ Ride We provide transportation solutions - shuttles, rides with Lyft and Uber, biking & walking programs, carpools and vanpools. 144 Park Pl East Wood-Ridge, NJ 07075 Tel: 201-939-4242 Kinga Skora kskora@ezride.org www.ezride.org Booth #: 45

46 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS Foley, Inc. Provider of new and used Cat construction equipment, power generation equipment and rental equipment, including allied brands and product support. 855 Centennial Avenue Piscataway, NJ 08854 Tel: 732-885-5555 7325404875 George Vorreas GVorreas@foleyinc.com John Goleskie jgoleskie@foleyinc.com www.foleyinc.com Booth #: 94/95 Fortress Mobile Fortress Mobile is a leading provider of surveilliance camera systems. With LIVE GPS, LIVE Video and cloud based online fleet management platform. 3801 Rose Lake Dr. Charlotte, NC 28217 Tel: 704-405-5000 Jason Cramer jason@fsiinc.com www.fortressmobile.com Booth #: 36 Freedman Seating Co. FSC supplies seating an safety products for small and mid-size coaches, para transit vans and buses, public transit buses, and private bus operators. 4545 W. Augusta Blvd. Chicago, IL 60651 Tel: 773-524-2440 Jack Sullivan jack.sullivan@freedmanseating.com www.freedmanseating.com Booth #: 32 French & Parrello Associates French & Parrello Associates (FPA) is a full-service engineering and consulting firm providing services within the private and public marketplaces. 1800 Route 34, Suite 101 Wall, NJ 07719 Tel: 732-732-9800 Andreia Chankalian andreia.chankalian@fpaengineers.com www.fpaengineers.com Booth #: 62 GEOD Corporation Providing Aerial & LiDAR Mapping, Land Surveying, and Utility Markout Services to the Engineering Community for over 60 years. 24 Kanouse Road Newfoundland, NJ 07435 Tel: 973-697-2122 John Emilius jemilius@geodcorp.com www.geodcorp.com Booth #: 59 Gerflor USA TARABUS by Gerflor is designed specifically for bus applications and is by far the best bus flooring product on the market. 750 Veterans Parkway Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Tel: 810-877-2101 Larry Mabery larry.mabery@gerflor.com www.us.tarabusbygerflor.com Booth #: 31 H.A. DeHart & Son H.A. DeHart & Son – Suppliers in the school, mini-bus, airport shuttle, and charter buses with our standard and lift equipped vehicles. 311 Crown Point Road Thorofare, NJ 08086 Tel: 856-845-2800 Bill Schmutz bschmutz@hadehart.com www.hadehart.com Booth #: 6 HiDow International (Merchandise Plus LLC) HiDow International is the longest running USA based class 2 portable, multi stim, touchscreen & wireless medical device company. 29 Rolfe Square Cranston, RI 02910 Tel: 401-499-3494 Luis Guzman merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com Roberto Jimenez Merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com www. HiDow.com Booth #: 108/109 Horizon Signal Horizon Signal manufactures the world's most advanced portable traffic signals for temporary traffic control. 5 Corporate Blvd Reading, PA 19608 Tel: 717-405-3733 Scott Heydt SHeydt@horizonsignal.com www.horizonsignal.com Booth #: 50 Imperial Traffic & Data Collection WBE-DBE-SBE Specializing in traffic data collection, servicing NJ, PA, NY, DE & MD. Work includes TMCs, ATRS, OD and more. 1804 Haddonfield-Berlin Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Tel: 609-706-6100 Lindsey Klein lklein@imperialtdc.com www.imperialtdc.com Booth #: 68 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS Foley, Inc. Provider of new and used Cat construction equipment, power generation equipment and rental equipment, including allied brands and product support. 855 Centennial Avenue Piscataway, NJ 08854 Tel: 732-885-5555 7325404875 George Vorreas GVorreas@foleyinc.com John Goleskie jgoleskie@foleyinc.com www.foleyinc.com Booth #: 94/95 Fortress Mobile Fortress Mobile is a leading provider of surveilliance camera systems. With LIVE GPS, LIVE Video and cloud based online fleet management platform. 3801 Rose Lake Dr. Charlotte, NC 28217 Tel: 704-405-5000 Jason Cramer jason@fsiinc.com www.fortressmobile.com Booth #: 36 Freedman Seating Co. FSC supplies seating an safety products for small and mid-size coaches, para transit vans and buses, public transit buses, and private bus operators. 4545 W. Augusta Blvd. Chicago, IL 60651 Tel: 773-524-2440 Jack Sullivan jack.sullivan@freedmanseating.com www.freedmanseating.com Booth #: 32 French & Parrello Associates French & Parrello Associates (FPA) is a full-service engineering and consulting firm providing services within the private and public marketplaces. 1800 Route 34, Suite 101 Wall, NJ 07719 Tel: 732-732-9800 Andreia Chankalian andreia.chankalian@fpaengineers.com www.fpaengineers.com Booth #: 62 GEOD Corporation Providing Aerial & LiDAR Mapping, Land Surveying, and Utility Markout Services to the Engineering Community for over 60 years. 24 Kanouse Road Newfoundland, NJ 07435 Tel: 973-697-2122 John Emilius jemilius@geodcorp.com www.geodcorp.com Booth #: 59 Gerflor USA TARABUS by Gerflor is designed specifically for bus applications and is by far the best bus flooring product on the market. 750 Veterans Parkway Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Tel: 810-877-2101 Larry Mabery larry.mabery@gerflor.com www.us.tarabusbygerflor.com Booth #: 31 H.A. DeHart & Son H.A. DeHart & Son – Suppliers in the school, mini-bus, airport shuttle, and charter buses with our standard and lift equipped vehicles. 311 Crown Point Road Thorofare, NJ 08086 Tel: 856-845-2800 Bill Schmutz bschmutz@hadehart.com www.hadehart.com Booth #: 6 HiDow International (Merchandise Plus LLC) HiDow International is the longest running USA based class 2 portable, multi stim, touchscreen & wireless medical device company. 29 Rolfe Square Cranston, RI 02910 Tel: 401-499-3494 Luis Guzman merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com Roberto Jimenez Merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com www. HiDow.com Booth #: 108/109 Horizon Signal Horizon Signal manufactures the world's most advanced portable traffic signals for temporary traffic control. 5 Corporate Blvd Reading, PA 19608 Tel: 717-405-3733 Scott Heydt SHeydt@horizonsignal.com www.horizonsignal.com Booth #: 50 Imperial Traffic & Data Collection WBE-DBE-SBE Specializing in traffic data collection, servicing NJ, PA, NY, DE & MD. Work includes TMCs, ATRS, OD and more. 1804 Haddonfield-Berlin Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Tel: 609-706-6100 Lindsey Klein lklein@imperialtdc.com www.imperialtdc.com Booth #: 68

47 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS InGroup, Inc. InGroup is a certified WBE/DBE providing stakeholder engagement strategy and inclusive outreach programs for customers and communities. One Gateway Center, Suite 710 Newark, NJ 07102 Tel: 201-612-1230 Debbie Kim dkim@ingroupinc.com www.ingroupinc.com/ Booth #: 47 KCI Technologies Inc. Since 1989, KCI’s Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) professionals have been continually committed to producing and delivering an innovative and multi-dimensional SUE service for our clients. KCI provides Utility mapping and location services throughout the region. 4101 Sylon Blvd. Hainesport, NJ, 08036 Tel: 609-230-8575 Anthony Harris tony.harris@kci.com www.kci.com Booth #: 44 Kelderman Air Ride Suspensions Air ride suspensions for shuttle buses, transit agencies, senior centers, hotels, etc. 2686 Highway 92 East Oskaloosa, IA 52577 Tel: 641-660-5432 Rich Ludvigsen rich@kelderman.com www.kelderman.com Booth #: 33 Keystone Structures, Inc. Manufacturer of Pre-Assembled Modular Buildings guardhouses, shelters, electrical enclousers, fuel island & security access bulletresistive buildings. 705 Terminal Way Kennett Square, PA 19348 Tel: 610-444-9525 Michael Dougherty michael.dougherty@keystonestructures.com www.keystonestructures.com Booth #: 56 Kimley-Horn Kimley-Horn provides services in aviation, environmental, ITS, land development, landscape architecture, transit, transportation, and water resources. 301 Carnegie Center, Suite 202 Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 609-681-2428 Mika Manzieri mika.manzieri@kimley-horn.com www.kimley- horn.com Booth #: 79 KS Engineers, P.C. KSE is a leading MBE provider of professional engineering, CM, CI, special inspections,and materials testing services. 2 Riverfront Plaza, 3rd Floor Newark, NJ 07102 Tel: 973-623-2999 Kamal Shahid, PE kshahid@kseng.com Joseph Zarriello, PE jzarriello@kseng.com www.kseng.com Booth #: 17/18 Lucerix International Corp Lucerix is a ISO certified OE and aftermarket supplier. Lucerix manufactures mirror systems for buses, trucks, and other specialty automotive markets. 2488 Bristol Circle Oakville, ON L5L5G2 Tel: 800-295-3703 Areeb Khan akhan@lucerix.com www.lucerix.com Booth #: 52 Luminator Technology Group Global, LLC Luminator delivers globally-recognized technology solutions that increase public transit operations' intelligence, safety, and efficiency. 900 Klein Road Plano, TX 75074 Tel: 972-424-6511 Brendan Boyle brendan.boyle@luminator.com www.luminator.com Booth #: 26 MCFA Master/Strategic Planning, Resilience/Sustainability, Project Development, Program/Project/Construction Management services. 70 Tanner Street Haddonfield, NJ 08033 Tel: 609-471-1563 x1 Ryan Spearing rspearing@mcfaglobal.com www.mcfaglobal.com Booth #: 48 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS Foley, Inc. Provider of new and used Cat construction equipment, power generation equipment and rental equipment, including allied brands and product support. 855 Centennial Avenue Piscataway, NJ 08854 Tel: 732-885-5555 7325404875 George Vorreas GVorreas@foleyinc.com John Goleskie jgoleskie@foleyinc.com www.foleyinc.com Booth #: 94/95 Fortress Mobile Fortress Mobile is a leading provider of surveilliance camera systems. With LIVE GPS, LIVE Video and cloud based online fleet management platform. 3801 Rose Lake Dr. Charlotte, NC 28217 Tel: 704-405-5000 Jason Cramer jason@fsiinc.com www.fortressmobile.com Booth #: 36 Freedman Seating Co. FSC supplies seating an safety products for small and mid-size coaches, para transit vans and buses, public transit buses, and private bus operators. 4545 W. Augusta Blvd. Chicago, IL 60651 Tel: 773-524-2440 Jack Sullivan jack.sullivan@freedmanseating.com www.freedmanseating.com Booth #: 32 French & Parrello Associates French & Parrello Associates (FPA) is a full-service engineering and consulting firm providing services within the private and public marketplaces. 1800 Route 34, Suite 101 Wall, NJ 07719 Tel: 732-732-9800 Andreia Chankalian andreia.chankalian@fpaengineers.com www.fpaengineers.com Booth #: 62 GEOD Corporation Providing Aerial & LiDAR Mapping, Land Surveying, and Utility Markout Services to the Engineering Community for over 60 years. 24 Kanouse Road Newfoundland, NJ 07435 Tel: 973-697-2122 John Emilius jemilius@geodcorp.com www.geodcorp.com Booth #: 59 Gerflor USA TARABUS by Gerflor is designed specifically for bus applications and is by far the best bus flooring product on the market. 750 Veterans Parkway Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Tel: 810-877-2101 Larry Mabery larry.mabery@gerflor.com www.us.tarabusbygerflor.com Booth #: 31 H.A. DeHart & Son H.A. DeHart & Son – Suppliers in the school, mini-bus, airport shuttle, and charter buses with our standard and lift equipped vehicles. 311 Crown Point Road Thorofare, NJ 08086 Tel: 856-845-2800 Bill Schmutz bschmutz@hadehart.com www.hadehart.com Booth #: 6 HiDow International (Merchandise Plus LLC) HiDow International is the longest running USA based class 2 portable, multi stim, touchscreen & wireless medical device company. 29 Rolfe Square Cranston, RI 02910 Tel: 401-499-3494 Luis Guzman merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com Roberto Jimenez Merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com www. HiDow.com Booth #: 108/109 Horizon Signal Horizon Signal manufactures the world's most advanced portable traffic signals for temporary traffic control. 5 Corporate Blvd Reading, PA 19608 Tel: 717-405-3733 Scott Heydt SHeydt@horizonsignal.com www.horizonsignal.com Booth #: 50 Imperial Traffic & Data Collection WBE-DBE-SBE Specializing in traffic data collection, servicing NJ, PA, NY, DE & MD. Work includes TMCs, ATRS, OD and more. 1804 Haddonfield-Berlin Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Tel: 609-706-6100 Lindsey Klein lklein@imperialtdc.com www.imperialtdc.com Booth #: 68

48 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS Melissa Johnson Associates, Inc. Melissa Johnson Associates specializes in innovative stakeholder engagement strategies to support design, planning and construction initiatives. 26 Broadway, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10004 Tel: 917-932-0077 Rick Fogarty rfogarty@melissajohnsonassociates.com www.melissajohnsonassociates.com Booth #: 93 MFS Engineers & Surveyors Professional Geotechnical, Civil, Structural, Surveying and Construction Management Services. 2780 Hamilton Boulevard South Plainfield, NJ 07080 Tel: 908-922-4622 x103 Jeffrey Clark jac@mfsengineers.com www.MFSengineers.com Booth #: 60 MidAtlantic Engineering Partners MidAtlantic is an engineering & surveying firm experienced in waterfront structure design, bridge inspection, rehabilitation and design. 1971 Highway 34, Suite 201 Wall Township, NJ 07719 Tel: 609-910-4450 Michael Danko mdanko@midatlanticeng.com www.midatlanticeng.com Booth #: 43 Morbern Inc. North America's leading innovator and manufacturer of vinyl upholstery fabrics. 80 Boundary Road Cornwall, ON K6H 6M1 Tel: 574-536-6800 Brad Nord bnord@morbern.com Amanda Wilkins awilkinsr@morbern.com John Weaver jweaver@morbern.com www.morbern.com Booth #: 70/82 MP Engineers and Architects, P.C. MP Engineers + Architects is a multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy providing services across New Jersey and New York. 3700 Route 27, Suite 101 Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 732-274-1400 Ronak Patel ronak@mpengs.com www.mpengs.com Booth #: 46 National Rural Transit Assistance Program National RTAP's mission is to address the training and technical assistance needs of rural and tribal transit providers and support the state RTAPs. 5 Wheeling Avenue Woburn, MA 01801 Tel: 888-589-6821 Elizabeth Taylor etaylor@nationalrtap.org www.nationalrtap.org Booth #: 5 New Flyer/MCI New Flyer is North America’s heavy-duty transit bus leader and offers the most advanced product line under the Xcelsior® and Xcelsior CHARGE® brands. 6200 Glenn Carlson Street St. Cloud, MN 56301 Tel: 347-242-6934 Mark Fisher Mark_Fisher@newflyer.com Lou Quaglia Lou.Quaglia@mcicoach.com Carmine Fiore Carmine_fiore@newflyer.com www.newflyer.com New Jersey Council on Special Transportation Providing paratransit and community transportation membership services, advocacy, education and support. PO Box 184 Manville, NJ 08835 Tel: 973-250-9500 Michael M. Vieira, President njcost@njcost.com www.njcost.com NJ I-Bank The NJ Transportation Bank administers low-interest rate loans to qualified entities in NJ to provide financing for transportation projects. 3131 Princeton Pike, Building 4, Suite 216 Lawrenceville, NJ 08648 Tel: 609-219-8603 Caroline Kirkland ckirkland@njib.gov www.njib.gov Booth #: 100 New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness NJOHSP leads and coordinates New Jersey’s counterterrorism, cybersecurity, and preparedness efforts while building resiliency throughout the State. P.O. Box 091 Trenton, 08625 Tel: 609-584-4392 Edward Kelly EKelly@njohsp.gov www.njohsp.gov Booth #: 86 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS Foley, Inc. Provider of new and used Cat construction equipment, power generation equipment and rental equipment, including allied brands and product support. 855 Centennial Avenue Piscataway, NJ 08854 Tel: 732-885-5555 7325404875 George Vorreas GVorreas@foleyinc.com John Goleskie jgoleskie@foleyinc.com www.foleyinc.com Booth #: 94/95 Fortress Mobile Fortress Mobile is a leading provider of surveilliance camera systems. With LIVE GPS, LIVE Video and cloud based online fleet management platform. 3801 Rose Lake Dr. Charlotte, NC 28217 Tel: 704-405-5000 Jason Cramer jason@fsiinc.com www.fortressmobile.com Booth #: 36 Freedman Seating Co. FSC supplies seating an safety products for small and mid-size coaches, para transit vans and buses, public transit buses, and private bus operators. 4545 W. Augusta Blvd. Chicago, IL 60651 Tel: 773-524-2440 Jack Sullivan jack.sullivan@freedmanseating.com www.freedmanseating.com Booth #: 32 French & Parrello Associates French & Parrello Associates (FPA) is a full-service engineering and consulting firm providing services within the private and public marketplaces. 1800 Route 34, Suite 101 Wall, NJ 07719 Tel: 732-732-9800 Andreia Chankalian andreia.chankalian@fpaengineers.com www.fpaengineers.com Booth #: 62 GEOD Corporation Providing Aerial & LiDAR Mapping, Land Surveying, and Utility Markout Services to the Engineering Community for over 60 years. 24 Kanouse Road Newfoundland, NJ 07435 Tel: 973-697-2122 John Emilius jemilius@geodcorp.com www.geodcorp.com Booth #: 59 Gerflor USA TARABUS by Gerflor is designed specifically for bus applications and is by far the best bus flooring product on the market. 750 Veterans Parkway Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Tel: 810-877-2101 Larry Mabery larry.mabery@gerflor.com www.us.tarabusbygerflor.com Booth #: 31 H.A. DeHart & Son H.A. DeHart & Son – Suppliers in the school, mini-bus, airport shuttle, and charter buses with our standard and lift equipped vehicles. 311 Crown Point Road Thorofare, NJ 08086 Tel: 856-845-2800 Bill Schmutz bschmutz@hadehart.com www.hadehart.com Booth #: 6 HiDow International (Merchandise Plus LLC) HiDow International is the longest running USA based class 2 portable, multi stim, touchscreen & wireless medical device company. 29 Rolfe Square Cranston, RI 02910 Tel: 401-499-3494 Luis Guzman merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com Roberto Jimenez Merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com www. HiDow.com Booth #: 108/109 Horizon Signal Horizon Signal manufactures the world's most advanced portable traffic signals for temporary traffic control. 5 Corporate Blvd Reading, PA 19608 Tel: 717-405-3733 Scott Heydt SHeydt@horizonsignal.com www.horizonsignal.com Booth #: 50 Imperial Traffic & Data Collection WBE-DBE-SBE Specializing in traffic data collection, servicing NJ, PA, NY, DE & MD. Work includes TMCs, ATRS, OD and more. 1804 Haddonfield-Berlin Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Tel: 609-706-6100 Lindsey Klein lklein@imperialtdc.com www.imperialtdc.com Booth #: 68

49 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS New Jersey Railroad Association Association that represents all the freight railroads operating within the State of New Jersey. 6 Terri Lane, Suite 300 Burlington, NJ 08016 Tel: 609-868-1342 John McCreavy Jmccreavy@aol.com www.njrailroad.com Booth #: 8 NJ TRANSIT NJ TRANSIT is the statewide public transportation system providing bus, rail, light rail and paratransit service. Its mission is to move New Jersey and the region by providing safe, reliable and affordable public transportation that connects people to their everyday lives. One Penn Plaza East Newark, NJ 07105 Tel: 973-558-0422 Ivelessa Roach iroach@njtransit.com www.njtransit.com Booth #: 87/88 North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority The NJTPA is the federally authorized Metropolitan Planning Organization for the 13-county northern and central New Jersey region. One Newark Center, 17th Floor Newark, NJ 07102 Tel: 973-639-8400 Ted Ritter tritter@njtpa.org www.njtpa.org Booth #: 104 NS Corporation Manufacturer of bus, train, truck and car washes and recycling water systems. 235 W Florence Avenue Inglewood, CA 90301 Tel: 800-782-1582 Cell: 484-401-6990 Sam DiMaio samd@nswash.com www.nswash.com Booth #: 34 Onspot of North America Automatic Chains for Snow and Ice. 84A Duck Hole Road Madison, CT 06443 Tel: 203-395-5928 Roger Smith roger.smith@onspot.com www.onspot.com/en- US Booth #: 27 Passio Technologies Passio Technologies provides innovative, customizable transit and parking solutions coupled with user friendly, industry leading tech and reporting. 6100 Lake Forest Drive, Suite 410 Atlanta, GA 30328 Tel: 770-656-3413 6788253456 Lucy Lee lucy.lee@passiotech.com www.passiotech.com Booth #: 84 Pennoni As a multidisciplinary consulting engineering firm, Pennoni approaches engineering challenges from land development to energy management. 1900 Market Street, Suite 300 Philadelphia, PA 19103 Tel: 215-254-7731 John Zarsky jzarsky@pennoni.com www.pennoni.com Booth #: 67 PlugIn Stations Online PISO is trailblazing EV charging.From inception to deployment PISO is the authority in EV infrastructure for businesses government projects and fleets. 7 cotton Mill Lane Valatie, NY 12184 Tel: 973-985-8709 Douglas Greenwald dgreenwald@pisoev.com www.pisoev.com Booth #: 23 Promatech, Inc. Promatech, Inc., a WBE/SBE/DBE firm, provides Construction, Project Management and MWBE Compliance Monitoring Services. 204 Ark Road Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054 Tel: 856-314-8468 Carrie Streahle cstreahle@promatechinc.com www.promatechinc.com Booth #: 38 Qryde by HBSS HBSS has deployed dozens of large systems across the US, all the while maintaining a reputation for service and excellence. 1075 Westford Street Lowell, MA 01851 Tel: 918-379-0100 James Stec Jims@qryde.com www.qryde.com Booth #: 7 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS Foley, Inc. Provider of new and used Cat construction equipment, power generation equipment and rental equipment, including allied brands and product support. 855 Centennial Avenue Piscataway, NJ 08854 Tel: 732-885-5555 7325404875 George Vorreas GVorreas@foleyinc.com John Goleskie jgoleskie@foleyinc.com www.foleyinc.com Booth #: 94/95 Fortress Mobile Fortress Mobile is a leading provider of surveilliance camera systems. With LIVE GPS, LIVE Video and cloud based online fleet management platform. 3801 Rose Lake Dr. Charlotte, NC 28217 Tel: 704-405-5000 Jason Cramer jason@fsiinc.com www.fortressmobile.com Booth #: 36 Freedman Seating Co. FSC supplies seating an safety products for small and mid-size coaches, para transit vans and buses, public transit buses, and private bus operators. 4545 W. Augusta Blvd. Chicago, IL 60651 Tel: 773-524-2440 Jack Sullivan jack.sullivan@freedmanseating.com www.freedmanseating.com Booth #: 32 French & Parrello Associates French & Parrello Associates (FPA) is a full-service engineering and consulting firm providing services within the private and public marketplaces. 1800 Route 34, Suite 101 Wall, NJ 07719 Tel: 732-732-9800 Andreia Chankalian andreia.chankalian@fpaengineers.com www.fpaengineers.com Booth #: 62 GEOD Corporation Providing Aerial & LiDAR Mapping, Land Surveying, and Utility Markout Services to the Engineering Community for over 60 years. 24 Kanouse Road Newfoundland, NJ 07435 Tel: 973-697-2122 John Emilius jemilius@geodcorp.com www.geodcorp.com Booth #: 59 Gerflor USA TARABUS by Gerflor is designed specifically for bus applications and is by far the best bus flooring product on the market. 750 Veterans Parkway Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Tel: 810-877-2101 Larry Mabery larry.mabery@gerflor.com www.us.tarabusbygerflor.com Booth #: 31 H.A. DeHart & Son H.A. DeHart & Son – Suppliers in the school, mini-bus, airport shuttle, and charter buses with our standard and lift equipped vehicles. 311 Crown Point Road Thorofare, NJ 08086 Tel: 856-845-2800 Bill Schmutz bschmutz@hadehart.com www.hadehart.com Booth #: 6 HiDow International (Merchandise Plus LLC) HiDow International is the longest running USA based class 2 portable, multi stim, touchscreen & wireless medical device company. 29 Rolfe Square Cranston, RI 02910 Tel: 401-499-3494 Luis Guzman merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com Roberto Jimenez Merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com www. HiDow.com Booth #: 108/109 Horizon Signal Horizon Signal manufactures the world's most advanced portable traffic signals for temporary traffic control. 5 Corporate Blvd Reading, PA 19608 Tel: 717-405-3733 Scott Heydt SHeydt@horizonsignal.com www.horizonsignal.com Booth #: 50 Imperial Traffic & Data Collection WBE-DBE-SBE Specializing in traffic data collection, servicing NJ, PA, NY, DE & MD. Work includes TMCs, ATRS, OD and more. 1804 Haddonfield-Berlin Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Tel: 609-706-6100 Lindsey Klein lklein@imperialtdc.com www.imperialtdc.com Booth #: 68

50 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS Q'Straint/Sure-Lok Q’STRAINT has been an industry leader in Wheelchair Passenger Safety Solutions focused on developing the most innovative solutions to advance the safety and effectiveness of wheelchair passenger travel. Our Mission of “Making Safety Accessible” ensures that wheelchair passengers get access to the same levels of safety as those around them. 4031 NE 12th Terrace Oakland Park, FL 33334 Tel: 954-986-6665 x209 Joe Boyko jboyko@qstraint.com www.qstraint.com Booth #: 1 Remington & Vernick Engineers RVE provides construction management/inspection, design of roadways, bridges, culverts, traffic signals, intersections, stormwater drainage systems. 2059 Springdale Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Tel: 856-795-9595 Joseph Ragusa joseph.ragusa@rve.com www.rve.com Booth #: 63 Richard Grubb & Associates, Inc. Cultural Resource Surveys; Phase I, II, and III archaeological surveys, historic architectural surveys, historical research, and monitoring. 259 Prospect Plains Road, Building D Cranbury, NJ 08512 Tel: 609-655-0692 Richard Grubb rgrubb@rgaincorporated.com Ellen Turco eturco@rgaincorporated.com www.rgaincorporated.com Booth #: 61/69 RideCo We power world’s next generation transit system.Transit is being transformed from system of static,scheduled fixed-routes,to dynamic on-demand network. 57 Erb Street Waterloo, ON N2L 6C2 Tel: 226-240-1089 Cody Cornwell cody.cornwell@rideco.com Maxwell Blanke maxwell.blanke@rideco.com www.rideco.com Booth #: 91/92 Robinson Aerial Surveys, Inc. RAS is a certified MBE/SBE/DBE, providing: photogrammetric mapping; aerial and land surveying; UAS and LAMP aerial photography; construction management and MEP engineering services to government agencies, utilities, design engineers, and private developers. 1 Edgeview Drive, 2nd Floor Hackettstown, NJ 07840 Tel: 908-520-6208 Kurt Lutz scudesea@robinsonaerial.com www.robinsonaerial.com Booth #: 54 Rohrer Enterprises, Inc. DBA/Rohrer Bus Sales Sales of transit and paratransit vans & buses. 314 Dickinson Street Ewing Township, NJ 08638 Tel: 800-735-3900 David Clawson dclawson@rohrerbus.com Matthew Fittante mfittante@rohrerbus.com www.rohrerbus.com Booth #: 22/30 Safe Fleet Helping our customers reduce preventable accidents, SF's product line includes advanced technology, video surveillance, mirrors, lighting & more. #111 – 3B Burbidge Street Coquitlam, BC V3K 7B2 Tel: 877-630-7366 Scott Coleman scott.coleman@safefleet.net www.safefleet.net/markets/bus-rail/transit- bus- rail/ Booth #: 40 Safety Vision Safety Vision is a leading global supplier of mobile video surveillance solutions—with an eye to help protect and future-proof mass transit needs. 6100 W. Sam Houston Pkwy N. Houston, TX 77041 Tel: 713-896-6600 713-929-1069 Jeff Taylor jtaylor@safetyvision.com www.safetyvision.com Booth #: 4 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS Foley, Inc. Provider of new and used Cat construction equipment, power generation equipment and rental equipment, including allied brands and product support. 855 Centennial Avenue Piscataway, NJ 08854 Tel: 732-885-5555 7325404875 George Vorreas GVorreas@foleyinc.com John Goleskie jgoleskie@foleyinc.com www.foleyinc.com Booth #: 94/95 Fortress Mobile Fortress Mobile is a leading provider of surveilliance camera systems. With LIVE GPS, LIVE Video and cloud based online fleet management platform. 3801 Rose Lake Dr. Charlotte, NC 28217 Tel: 704-405-5000 Jason Cramer jason@fsiinc.com www.fortressmobile.com Booth #: 36 Freedman Seating Co. FSC supplies seating an safety products for small and mid-size coaches, para transit vans and buses, public transit buses, and private bus operators. 4545 W. Augusta Blvd. Chicago, IL 60651 Tel: 773-524-2440 Jack Sullivan jack.sullivan@freedmanseating.com www.freedmanseating.com Booth #: 32 French & Parrello Associates French & Parrello Associates (FPA) is a full-service engineering and consulting firm providing services within the private and public marketplaces. 1800 Route 34, Suite 101 Wall, NJ 07719 Tel: 732-732-9800 Andreia Chankalian andreia.chankalian@fpaengineers.com www.fpaengineers.com Booth #: 62 GEOD Corporation Providing Aerial & LiDAR Mapping, Land Surveying, and Utility Markout Services to the Engineering Community for over 60 years. 24 Kanouse Road Newfoundland, NJ 07435 Tel: 973-697-2122 John Emilius jemilius@geodcorp.com www.geodcorp.com Booth #: 59 Gerflor USA TARABUS by Gerflor is designed specifically for bus applications and is by far the best bus flooring product on the market. 750 Veterans Parkway Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Tel: 810-877-2101 Larry Mabery larry.mabery@gerflor.com www.us.tarabusbygerflor.com Booth #: 31 H.A. DeHart & Son H.A. DeHart & Son – Suppliers in the school, mini-bus, airport shuttle, and charter buses with our standard and lift equipped vehicles. 311 Crown Point Road Thorofare, NJ 08086 Tel: 856-845-2800 Bill Schmutz bschmutz@hadehart.com www.hadehart.com Booth #: 6 HiDow International (Merchandise Plus LLC) HiDow International is the longest running USA based class 2 portable, multi stim, touchscreen & wireless medical device company. 29 Rolfe Square Cranston, RI 02910 Tel: 401-499-3494 Luis Guzman merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com Roberto Jimenez Merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com www. HiDow.com Booth #: 108/109 Horizon Signal Horizon Signal manufactures the world's most advanced portable traffic signals for temporary traffic control. 5 Corporate Blvd Reading, PA 19608 Tel: 717-405-3733 Scott Heydt SHeydt@horizonsignal.com www.horizonsignal.com Booth #: 50 Imperial Traffic & Data Collection WBE-DBE-SBE Specializing in traffic data collection, servicing NJ, PA, NY, DE & MD. Work includes TMCs, ATRS, OD and more. 1804 Haddonfield-Berlin Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Tel: 609-706-6100 Lindsey Klein lklein@imperialtdc.com www.imperialtdc.com Booth #: 68

51 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization The SJTPO is the federally designated Metropolitan Planning Organization for the 4-county southern New Jersey region. 782 South Brewster Road, Unit B6 Vineland, NJ 08361 Tel: 856-794-1941 Jennifer Marandino jmarandino@sjtpo.org www.sjtpo.org Booth #: 102 Stokes Creative Group, Inc. Stokes Creative Group (DBE/WBE/SBE) specializes in public outreach, videography, photography, graphics, marketing, web design, and social media. 1666 Route 206 Vincentown, NJ 08088 Tel: 610-608-6152 Patti Gibson pgibson@stokescg.com www.stokescg.com Booth #: 19/20 Strongwall Industries, Inc Manufacturer of cast-in-place detectable warning systems, concrete repair products and breathable coatings. 107 Chestnut Street Ridgewood, NJ 07450 Tel: 201-445-4633 Nicole Kokoletsos nicolek@strongwall.com www.strongwall.com Booth #: 57/58 Surveying And Mapping, LLC (SAM) SAM is the nation’s leading geospatial surveying and SUE services firm. We utilize the most advanced technology and processes to deliver practical, accurate georeferenced data and innovative infrastructure solutions. SAM’s subsurface utility engineering services provide our clients with state-of-the-art utility designating services designed to establish as-built site conditions, greatly enhancing project safety and minimizing expensive project delays and change orders. 1247 North Church Street, Suite 7 Moorestown, NJ 08057 Tel: 267-738-4515 Eric Kaufman eric.kaufman@sam.biz www.sam.biz Booth #: 76 Sustainable Engineering Services DBE/WBE/SBE firm provides structural engineering, geotechnical, CM, Project Controls, KPI and dashboard development and GIS programming services. 2125 Center Avenue, Suite 505 Fort Lee, NJ 07024 Tel: 201-482-0580 Yelena Raytser info@sespsc.com www.sespsc.com Booth #: 21 TYLin TYLin, connecting people, places and ideas. A global engineering firm, TYLin designs infrastructure solutions, connecting and elevating communities. 100 Enterprise Drive, Suite 510 Rockaway, NJ 07866 Tel: 908-914-7641 Sandeep Singh sandeep.singh@tylin.com www.tylin.com Booth #: 73 T2 Utility Engineers T2 Utility Engineers specializes in professional Subsurface Utility Engineering and Investigation services to manage and mitigate utility risk. 496 Kings Highway North, Suite 225 Cherry Hill, NJ 08034 Tel: 609-288-7091 Stephen Myers steve.myers@t2ue.com www.T2ue.com Booth #: 71 TechniQuest Corporation Serving public and private clients with traffic engineering, design and construction inspection services across NJ, PA, and NY for over 25 years. 32 Jefferson Plaza Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 732-274-9500 James Henry jhenry@tqcmail.com www.techniquestcorporation.com Booth #: 55 Terrestrial Imaging Terrestrial Imaging is a drone specialty company that offers equipment & software sales, training, consulting, and drone services. 375 Herbertsville Road Brick, NJ 08724 Tel: 800-359-0530 Mike LoPresti mike@terrestrialimaging.com Chris LoPresti chris@terrestrialimaging.com www.terrestrialimaging.com Booth #: 11/12 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS Foley, Inc. Provider of new and used Cat construction equipment, power generation equipment and rental equipment, including allied brands and product support. 855 Centennial Avenue Piscataway, NJ 08854 Tel: 732-885-5555 7325404875 George Vorreas GVorreas@foleyinc.com John Goleskie jgoleskie@foleyinc.com www.foleyinc.com Booth #: 94/95 Fortress Mobile Fortress Mobile is a leading provider of surveilliance camera systems. With LIVE GPS, LIVE Video and cloud based online fleet management platform. 3801 Rose Lake Dr. Charlotte, NC 28217 Tel: 704-405-5000 Jason Cramer jason@fsiinc.com www.fortressmobile.com Booth #: 36 Freedman Seating Co. FSC supplies seating an safety products for small and mid-size coaches, para transit vans and buses, public transit buses, and private bus operators. 4545 W. Augusta Blvd. Chicago, IL 60651 Tel: 773-524-2440 Jack Sullivan jack.sullivan@freedmanseating.com www.freedmanseating.com Booth #: 32 French & Parrello Associates French & Parrello Associates (FPA) is a full-service engineering and consulting firm providing services within the private and public marketplaces. 1800 Route 34, Suite 101 Wall, NJ 07719 Tel: 732-732-9800 Andreia Chankalian andreia.chankalian@fpaengineers.com www.fpaengineers.com Booth #: 62 GEOD Corporation Providing Aerial & LiDAR Mapping, Land Surveying, and Utility Markout Services to the Engineering Community for over 60 years. 24 Kanouse Road Newfoundland, NJ 07435 Tel: 973-697-2122 John Emilius jemilius@geodcorp.com www.geodcorp.com Booth #: 59 Gerflor USA TARABUS by Gerflor is designed specifically for bus applications and is by far the best bus flooring product on the market. 750 Veterans Parkway Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Tel: 810-877-2101 Larry Mabery larry.mabery@gerflor.com www.us.tarabusbygerflor.com Booth #: 31 H.A. DeHart & Son H.A. DeHart & Son – Suppliers in the school, mini-bus, airport shuttle, and charter buses with our standard and lift equipped vehicles. 311 Crown Point Road Thorofare, NJ 08086 Tel: 856-845-2800 Bill Schmutz bschmutz@hadehart.com www.hadehart.com Booth #: 6 HiDow International (Merchandise Plus LLC) HiDow International is the longest running USA based class 2 portable, multi stim, touchscreen & wireless medical device company. 29 Rolfe Square Cranston, RI 02910 Tel: 401-499-3494 Luis Guzman merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com Roberto Jimenez Merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com www. HiDow.com Booth #: 108/109 Horizon Signal Horizon Signal manufactures the world's most advanced portable traffic signals for temporary traffic control. 5 Corporate Blvd Reading, PA 19608 Tel: 717-405-3733 Scott Heydt SHeydt@horizonsignal.com www.horizonsignal.com Booth #: 50 Imperial Traffic & Data Collection WBE-DBE-SBE Specializing in traffic data collection, servicing NJ, PA, NY, DE & MD. Work includes TMCs, ATRS, OD and more. 1804 Haddonfield-Berlin Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Tel: 609-706-6100 Lindsey Klein lklein@imperialtdc.com www.imperialtdc.com Booth #: 68

52 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS The Intelligent Transportation Society of NJ ITSNJ is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization promoting the accelerated deployment of Intelligent Transportation Systems and Services in New Jersey. PO Box 7833, 555 Grand Ave Ewing Township, NJ 08628 Tel: 646-831-1882 Mona Cavalcoli admin@itsnj.org www.itsnj.org Booth #: 101 Traffic Plan Traffic Plan is a WBE firm providing Temporary Traffic Control services to Utility Contractors, Engineering and Construction industry. 5300 Asbury Road Farmingdale, NJ 07727 Tel: 732-515-0168 Antonio Caggiano acaggiano@trafficplan.com www.trafficplan.com Booth #: 49 Traffic Planning and Design, Inc. TPD performs highway, bridge, signals/ITS, multimodal & municipal design services, as well as related CM/CI, bridge inspection, planning, environmental & expert witness services. 303 West Main Street, Suite 330 Freehold, NJ 07728 Tel: 848-444-6105 Nicole Khan nkhan@trafficpd.com www.trafficpd.com Booth #: 81 Trans/Air Manufacturing Climate control products & services for the transportation industry. 480 East Locust Street Dallastown, PA 17313 Tel: 717-246-2627 Austin Lehnert ALehnert@transairmfg.com www.transairmfg.com Booth #: 25 Trinity Subsurface, LLC Underground Utility Locating & Vacuum Excavation. 14 Hadco Road, 103 Wilmington, DE 19806 Tel: 302-300-0307 Jami Roblejo jami@trinitysubsurface.com Tracey Shoemaker Tracey@trinitysubsurface.com www.trinitysubsurface.com Booth #: 65/66 Van Cleef Engineering Associates, LLC Van Cleef is a multi-disciplined firm of engineers, inspectors, landscapers, architects, planners and surveyors, serving clients for over 50 years. 3 Paragon Way, Suite 600 Freehold, NJ 07728 Tel: 732-303-8700 Lawrence Diffley ldiffley@vancleefengineering.com w ww.vancleefengineering.com Booth #: 78 Wiss & Company Wiss is distinguished by our concentrated engineering focus, providing industry-specific accounting services with industry-experienced professionals. 100 Campus Drive, Suite 400 Florham Park, NJ 07932 Tel: 973-994-9400 Amos Gibello agibello@wiss.com www.wiss.com Booth #: 90 Withum Advisory, tax, audit and FAR consulting services for Architecture & Engineering firms, helping you operate more efficiently and profitably. 506 Carnegie Center, Suite 400 Princeton, NJ 08540 Tel: 732-842-3113 Christina Lazaro clazaro@withum.com www.withum.com Booth #: 37 2023 NJ TransAction Conference EXHIBITORS & SPONSORS Foley, Inc. Provider of new and used Cat construction equipment, power generation equipment and rental equipment, including allied brands and product support. 855 Centennial Avenue Piscataway, NJ 08854 Tel: 732-885-5555 7325404875 George Vorreas GVorreas@foleyinc.com John Goleskie jgoleskie@foleyinc.com www.foleyinc.com Booth #: 94/95 Fortress Mobile Fortress Mobile is a leading provider of surveilliance camera systems. With LIVE GPS, LIVE Video and cloud based online fleet management platform. 3801 Rose Lake Dr. Charlotte, NC 28217 Tel: 704-405-5000 Jason Cramer jason@fsiinc.com www.fortressmobile.com Booth #: 36 Freedman Seating Co. FSC supplies seating an safety products for small and mid-size coaches, para transit vans and buses, public transit buses, and private bus operators. 4545 W. Augusta Blvd. Chicago, IL 60651 Tel: 773-524-2440 Jack Sullivan jack.sullivan@freedmanseating.com www.freedmanseating.com Booth #: 32 French & Parrello Associates French & Parrello Associates (FPA) is a full-service engineering and consulting firm providing services within the private and public marketplaces. 1800 Route 34, Suite 101 Wall, NJ 07719 Tel: 732-732-9800 Andreia Chankalian andreia.chankalian@fpaengineers.com www.fpaengineers.com Booth #: 62 GEOD Corporation Providing Aerial & LiDAR Mapping, Land Surveying, and Utility Markout Services to the Engineering Community for over 60 years. 24 Kanouse Road Newfoundland, NJ 07435 Tel: 973-697-2122 John Emilius jemilius@geodcorp.com www.geodcorp.com Booth #: 59 Gerflor USA TARABUS by Gerflor is designed specifically for bus applications and is by far the best bus flooring product on the market. 750 Veterans Parkway Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Tel: 810-877-2101 Larry Mabery larry.mabery@gerflor.com www.us.tarabusbygerflor.com Booth #: 31 H.A. DeHart & Son H.A. DeHart & Son – Suppliers in the school, mini-bus, airport shuttle, and charter buses with our standard and lift equipped vehicles. 311 Crown Point Road Thorofare, NJ 08086 Tel: 856-845-2800 Bill Schmutz bschmutz@hadehart.com www.hadehart.com Booth #: 6 HiDow International (Merchandise Plus LLC) HiDow International is the longest running USA based class 2 portable, multi stim, touchscreen & wireless medical device company. 29 Rolfe Square Cranston, RI 02910 Tel: 401-499-3494 Luis Guzman merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com Roberto Jimenez Merchandiseplusllc@gmail.com www. HiDow.com Booth #: 108/109 Horizon Signal Horizon Signal manufactures the world's most advanced portable traffic signals for temporary traffic control. 5 Corporate Blvd Reading, PA 19608 Tel: 717-405-3733 Scott Heydt SHeydt@horizonsignal.com www.horizonsignal.com Booth #: 50 Imperial Traffic & Data Collection WBE-DBE-SBE Specializing in traffic data collection, servicing NJ, PA, NY, DE & MD. Work includes TMCs, ATRS, OD and more. 1804 Haddonfield-Berlin Road Cherry Hill, NJ 08003 Tel: 609-706-6100 Lindsey Klein lklein@imperialtdc.com www.imperialtdc.com Booth #: 68

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