Where: Corpus Christi at the Omni Corpus Christi Hotel
When: April 21-23, 2027
Deadline for Submissions: Friday, November 20, 2026
Got an idea worth sharing, a project you think is unique, interesting, or innovative? Now’s your chance to take the spotlight at the 2027 TexITE Spring Meeting in Corpus Christi, Texas and submit an abstract for a presentation, an entire technical session, and/or a poster session.
The TexITE Board is requesting abstracts for the 2027 Spring Meeting to be held April 21-23, 2027, at the Omni Corpus Christi Hotel. The 2027 Spring Meeting will feature a diverse program of technical sessions, training programs, and discussions across several major tracks, offering both practical solutions, innovative processes, and cutting-edge strategies that advance the profession and create positive impacts on planning, safety, and mobility.
In developing your abstract, the TexITE Program Committee encourages you to thoroughly consider the topics listed below and shape your proposed session/presentation/poster appropriately. Your presentation should be informative / educational, and an attendee should come away from your presentation with applicable ideas, tools, and/or skills. The presentation should avoid marketing your firm or product.
The technical program may include sessions organized around the following tracks:
- Transportation Planning: Planning strategies and approaches that integrate land use, development, multimodal mobility, accessibility, and travel demand to create connected, context-sensitive, and sustainable transportation systems.
- Neighborhood Traffic Management: Strategies for evaluating and improving neighborhood mobility through traffic calming, safe routes to school, and context-sensitive multimodal solutions.
- Policy, Traffic/Transportation Research, and Legislation: Emerging policies, research, legislation, programs, and agency initiatives that influence transportation planning, funding, implementation, and decision-making.
- Transportation Safety: Data-driven, systemic, and innovative approaches to reducing crashes and improving safety for all transportation system users.
- Organizational Management: Effective practices for leading transportation organizations, engaging the public, strengthening internal collaboration, developing staff, and securing resources to advance agency priorities.
- Transit: Planning, operational, and implementation strategies that improve transit service, expand mobility options, and strengthen connections between transit and surrounding communities.
- Traffic Management Systems: Technologies and strategies for monitoring, managing, and optimizing transportation networks, including intelligent systems, active management, work zones, and connected and automated vehicle infrastructure.
- Traffic Operations: Operational practices and data-informed strategies that improve traffic flow, reliability, and system performance through signal optimization, coordinated management, incident response, and performance measurement.
If interested, please complete the form below. Once a category has been selected in the “Submitting for” section, a new section will show for additional presentation/poster details. For any questions or issues with submissions, please contact TexITE Communications Chair, Anamaria Torres.