Mobile Sessions
38th Annual International Conference
NEW at the conference!
Expand your conference experience beyond the hotel walls with our exciting mobile sessions! Discover what TDM Strategies Denver and its surrounding communities are implementing through these on the ground sessions that will let you experience and explore the region’s various transportation modes.
Locations: Various points of interest in Denver and nearby cities.
Time: Monday and Tuesday afternoons, during conference breakout sessions.
Pre-registration: Required due to limited availability.
Hold Fee: $10 per participant (refundable in the form of a gift card upon session check-in).
Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to see Denver like never before! Reserve your spot now to secure your place on the tour.
Monday, August 5
For over a decade, Denver has been at the forefront of shared micromobility in the U.S. The city launched the country’s first dock-based bike share system in 2010 and was among the first to permit the large-scale operation of shared micromobility vehicles in 2018. Since then, Denver has written new regulatory mechanisms and collaborated with micromobility operators to tap into a growing rider base that took over five million trips in 2023 alone. This explosion of shared e-scooter and e-bike ridership has also created growing pains, which Denver is addressing to ensure shared micromobility is safe and convenient, and that it advances the City’s multimodal goals. Join this ScooterShop to learn about the initiatives and regulatory frameworks—and experience the connected micromobility network—that support Denver’s Shared Micromobility Program around Downtown.
Session led by:
Nathan Pope, Senior City Planner, City & County of Denver
Tuesday, August 6
This mobile presentation will begin at Denver Union Station, where participants will learn about the history of the historic property and the transit-oriented development that has come as a result of its restoration. Participants will then take the RTD G-Line to Olde Town Arvada. Walking to various points of interest, participants will learn about the city's efforts to improve the pedestrian experience, including discussions about transit-oriented development, parking management, micromobility, transit, bicycling, street closures, and the city's visioning efforts related to future development in and around the historic neighborhood. Also discussed are the developments that have occurred around other commuter rail stations in the city that reduce single-occupancy vehicle use. Following the mobile tour, participants will return to Denver via the RTD-G Line.
Session led by:
Brandon Figliolino, Manager, Community Engagement, Regional Transportation District (RTD)
Kellee Van Bruggen, Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator, City of Arvada
Denver is all about e-bikes. Join this mobile session to learn how Denver and Colorado are working to shift trips away from fossil fuels and fostered a bike boom with e-bike rebates and biking cash incentives.
Session led by:
Chloe Grant, West Corridor TMA
Cancellation Policy
- All cancellation/refund requests received by COB on Monday, July 15 will be fully refunded. All requests must be made in writing and submitted to cmurphy@actweb.org for approval.
- Any cancellation made after Monday, July 15 will receive a 50% refund. All requests must be made in writing and submitted to cmurphy@actweb.org for approval.
- Refunds after Monday, July 22 will not be permitted.