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Lost in Lanes: How to Use Model Outputs for Long Range Planning and Decision-Making

June 12, 2024 | 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

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Travel Demand Models are a common method for forecasting traffic flows on the transportation system using current travel behavior to predict future travel patterns. To many, they are complicated and surrounded with a bit of mystery, but they do not have to be. Models can be a valuable source of information into long range planning, traffic impact analysis, and project development. Join us on June 12 as a panel shares their expertise and insights into practical applications of travel demand models.

January 10, 2024

Discontinuation of Cube Software Support

Attention: Florida Transportation Forecasting Resource Hub news subscribers

FDOT's software support agreement with Bentley/Cube for Florida public-sector agencies expired in November 2023. While Cube 6.4x will continue to work as installed, new installations (or transfers to new computers) are no longer available (see Bentley notice).

If you have not yet done so, we encourage the timely transition to PTV Visum or TransCAD in lieu of Cube.

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