August 24-27
InterContinental Hotel - Buckhead — Atlanta, Georgia

Early Bird Registration Deadline: July 11th

This year’s program combines traditional panel sessions and keynoters with a boldly creative “un-conference” approach bringing attendees and topic experts together in high-energy roundtable discussions. For program, registration, hotel, exhibit and sponsor details: 
Click here for full conference program and details!

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Important Extras!

Awards

The nomination period is now closed, and we would like to thank everyone who submitted an awards nomination! 

Vanpool Summit

Sunday, August 24: A first time ever, full-day, in-depth focus on everything vanpool…hosted by the ACT Vanpool Council.

Professional Development Sessions
(Two are APA-approved for AICP CM credit!)

Sunday, August 24: TDM pros can choose from among six half-day seminars to suit their experience level…hosted by the ACT TDM Institute.

Welcome to the first “interactive” version of TDM Review! The first and third issues for 2008 will be PDF-only; the second and fourth issues will be printed as in the past. This approach is driven both by economics and a desire to be eco-friendly. This issue's guest edtior: Nicholas Ramfos.

ACT Nominations & Elections for January 1, 2009 – December 31, 2010 National Leadership Term

Deadline for Nominations: July 2, 2008 (11:59pm EDT)

It is once again time to begin the annual national election process for Officers and Directors of the Association. Please note that these positions are volunteer, unpaid posts.

• This memo was e-mailed to all ACT members June 12th. It outlines nomination and elections details. It's available as a Word doc and as a PDF.
• After reading the memo and its enclosed Conflict of Interest statement, click here to access the self-nomination form.

While gasoline prices have moderated after reaching their highest point in U.S. history, they are likely to continue fluctuating as the marketplace responds to ongoing supply and demand pressures.

ACT members are well-positioned to offer timely, money-saving mobility options to a motoring public weary of fuel pump sticker shock. Alerting motorists to alternatives to solo-driving is an especially high priority as fuel costs remain painful for the average person's pocketbook.

Login to access members-only materials for addressing high gas prices, including a draft press release and sample proclamation. Click here.

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Tel: 202-712-9021 :: E-mail: info@actweb.org