2027 ITE Virtual Spring Conference
March 16–17, 2027
Why You Should Attend
From transportation professionals and public agency leaders to consultants, researchers, and industry partners, attendees come together to share ideas, explore practical solutions, and shape the future of transportation.
With more than 60% of attendees representing public agencies, the conference provides a valuable opportunity to connect with the people who are addressing transportation challenges, making decisions, and putting new ideas into practice in communities across the country.
Program
The program is dynamic, timely, and focused on what matters most to transportation professionals today—from emerging trends and innovative ideas to practical solutions for real-world challenges.
Developed by ITE Council and Committee members who understand the industry from the inside out, the program brings together fresh perspectives, proven practices, and forward-thinking ideas to help attendees stay ahead of what’s next.
Sponsorship
Sponsoring the conference puts your organization at the center of conversations shaping the future of transportation, while connecting you with influential professionals and decision-makers from across the industry.
It’s an opportunity to build visibility, strengthen relationships, showcase your expertise, and demonstrate your commitment to advancing safer, more connected, and more mobile communities.
Keynote Speaker
Mike Flynn, Commissioner,
New York City Department of Transportation
Flynn brings more than two decades of experience advancing transportation, infrastructure, and urban development projects across New York City and the country, spanning senior leadership roles in both city government and the private sector.
Most recently, Flynn led the New York office of TYLin City Solutions (formerly Sam Schwartz Engineering) where he supported teams of engineers, planners, designers, and community outreach specialists working across disciplines to solve complex transportation, development, and infrastructure challenges throughout the New York City region. As Vice President and Sector Manager for New York and the Northeast, Flynn oversaw major projects at the intersection of mobility, land use, and public space.
