The program has been designed especially for elected officials, community and economic development professionals, planners, consultants, educators and students. Alan Pisarski, a transportation professional known for his studies of American commuting patterns, will be a featured guest speaker. These are some of the questions the summit will explore. Rep. Rick Geist, the state's leading proponent of high speed rail, will examine the future of alternative transportation. The summit is open to the public.
Lunch is included.