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Save the Date – 2027 Active Transportation Program Symposium
October 27-28, 2027, UC Davis Conference Center. We’re excited to announce that the Active Transportation Program Symposium will be back in 2027! This two-day event is co-hosted by the California Transportation Commission and Caltrans with support from the ATRC. The Symposium brings together local, regional, state, and Tribal governments from around California to learn, share knowledge, and network with other…
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Tell Us About Your ATP Project Delivery Needs
ATP grant recipients are invited to share their project delivery needs via this form. The ATP Project Managers will use this input to prepare topics for an upcoming office hours series focused specifically on ATP project delivery. ATP project implementers are encouraged to bring questions specific to their project, or simply join to learn from…
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Moving Toward Healthy Aging
What does it take to age well? Healthy food, physical activity, social connection, access to health care, and opportunities to participate in community life all play a role. But there is another factor connecting many of these pieces: the ability to get where we want and need to go. September is National Healthy Aging Month,…
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Register Now: Using the CAT Data Portal for ATP Grant Reporting Webinar
Thursday, October 22, 2026, 10-11:30 a.m. UC Berkeley SafeTREC is hosting a training webinar for ATP grant recipients to learn how to use the CAT Data Portal to meet their count data reporting requirements. We will review the entire workflow from loading count data in the portal, retrieving AADPT and AADPT estimates, and entering those…
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Online Trainings Relaunched
We are excited to announce the relaunch of the ATRC’s online training courses on a new platform integrated with the ATRC’s website, following the discontinuation of the original online course platform in May 2026. We have also launched two new online trainings! We invite you to enroll in these free, self-paced courses.
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Recognizing California & National Pedestrian Safety Months
September marks California Pedestrian Safety Month, followed by National Pedestrian Safety Month in October. Together, these observances highlight the importance of creating safe, accessible places to walk. Walking is a fundamental form of active transportation that supports physical activity, improves community health, and connects people to schools, jobs, transit, and everyday destinations. Despite these benefits,…
