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Various opportunities for corporate sponsorship will be offered for the 2008 National Conference on Access Management.  Click here for more information. Please contact Ms. Christina Hopes at (602) 452 – 5011 or via e-mail at sponsors@accessmanagement.info to become a sponsor.

Platinum Sponsors:
	Founded in 1923, RK&K is a multi-disciplined consulting engineering firm headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland. Employing a well-diversified staff of over 620 and ranked #128 on the 2008 Engineering News Record's listing of the Top 500 Design Firms, RK&K operates 14 offices in six states and Washington, D.C.
	Established in Philadelphia in 1946, McCormick Taylor, Inc. is a professional consulting engineering and environmental planning firm of nearly 400 employees. 12 offices provide our services throughout the Mid-Atlantic. Currently, McCormick Taylor is ranked #141 in ENR Top 200 Environmental Firms list, and #169 on the Top 500 Design Firms list.
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Agency Sponsors: TRB FHWA SHA	Co-Sponsors: Geometric Design Committee (AFB10) Operational Effects of Geometrics (AHB65)
More About the Platinum Sponsors:	Founded in 1923, RK&K is a multi-disciplined consulting engineering firm headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland. The firm has been providing services throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern regions since its inception for a wide variety of federal, state, and local clients. Employing a well-diversified staff of over 620, the firm includes engineers, designers, planners, environmental scientists, construction managers and inspectors, surveyors, CADD technicians, and field and support staff. The firm's professional services include: transportation planning and engineering; transit/rail planning and engineering design; traffic, environmental, structural, geotechnical, water and natural resources engineering; natural gas, petroleum and pipeline engineering; planning; construction management/inspection and construction engineering; energy management; hazardous waste; land and site development; Geographic Information Systems (GIS); and graphic design and computer programming. Ranked #128 on the 2008 Engineering News Record's listing of the Top 500 Design Firms, RK&K operates 14 offices in six states and Washington, D.C.
	McCormick Taylor, Inc. is a professional consulting engineering and environmental planning firm of nearly 400 employees. Established in Philadelphia, PA in 1946, we have 12 offices that provide our services to various private and public agencies throughout the Mid-Atlantic. Our Virginia office is located in the metro Richmond area and services clients throughout Virginia. Our list of accomplishments includes high visibility, groundbreaking and controversial transportation planning, environmental studies and design projects located throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. The diverse strengths of our staff are in the areas of environmental planning and analyses, NEPA documentation, public involvement and communications, land use planning, traffic studies and highway and bridge design. Currently, McCormick Taylor is ranked 141 in ENR Top 200 Environmental Firms list, and 169 on the Top 500 Design Firms list.

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Driving directions to Renaissance Harborplace Hotel:

From Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI) (about 15 minutes)/
Alternate Route from Washington D.C.
Follow the Baltimore Washington Parkway (MD 295) north towards Baltimore; Baltimore Washington Parkway becomes Russell Street in Baltimore City.  Follow Russell Street to Pratt Street and turn right.  Follow Pratt Street approximately 0.6 miles to South Street; hotel is on left hand side at corner of South Street and Pratt.

From Washington D.C. (about 45 minutes) and Points South
Follow I-95 north towards Baltimore and take the exit for I-395 into downtown Baltimore (Exit 53).  Follow I-395 to Pratt Street; turn right onto Pratt Street and go six (6) blocks to South Street; hotel is on left hand side at corner of South Street and Pratt.

From Harrisburg, PA (about 1.5 hours) and Central PA
Follow I-83 South into Baltimore; take St. Paul Street Exit (Exit 4).  Continue south on St. Paul Street approximately 1.1 miles; turn left at Baltimore Street.  Go two blocks and turn right at South Street; go four blocks on South Street and hotel will be on your right hand side.

 From Hagerstown, MD (about 1 hour 15 minutes) and Points West
Follow I-70 east towards Baltimore.  Take I-695, Baltimore Beltway, (Exit 91) towards Glen Burnie.   Follow I-695 approximately 5 miles to I-95 north (Exit 11) and follow the directions from Washington D.C.

From Philadelphia (about 1 hour 45 minutes) and Points North and East
Follow I-95 south towards Baltimore and through the Ft. McHenry Tunnel.  After the tunnel, take the exit for I-395 into downtown Baltimore (Exit 53).  Follow I-395 to Pratt Street; turn right onto Pratt Street and go six (6) blocks to South Street; hotel is on left hand side at corner of South Street and Pratt.

Airport Transfer

• Taxi: Estimated Taxi Fare from Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI) is $32.00 one-way.
• Shared Ride: The Airport Shuttle (Airport Transfers Online) provides shared ride service between all area airports and downtown hotels.  A group rate of $16 one-way from BWI or Amtrak/BWI is being offered for conference registrants.
• Multi-Stop: SuperShuttle (www.supershuttle.com) provides reserved and unreserved multi-stop shuttle service between all area airports and the downtown hotels.  Current cost is $13.00 one-way from BWI.
  

Train
Amtrak (www.amtrak.com) and MARC (www.mtamaryland.com) provide train service between Baltimore, Baltimore Washington International Airport (BWI) and Washington D.C.  Penn Station Baltimore is approximately 1.5 miles north of the hotel.

Bus
A Greyhound Bus terminal is approximately 2 miles east of the hotel.

On-Site Parking $26 Daily (Beginning on May 1)
Valet Parking $30 Daily

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9th National Access Management Conference will be In Natchez, MS in 2010
Conference Chair: Jeff Altman

Click here to view the proceedings

Park City, Utah  August 13-16, 2006

The seventh biennial conference on Access Management was held in Park City, Utah from Sunday 13th to Wednesday 16th August 2006. The conference brought together engineers, planners, consultants, land developers and academia from across all fields of highway design, traffic engineering and planning.The conference served as the summer meeting for the TRB Committee on Access Management (ADA70), Committee on Geometric Design (AFB10), and Committee on Operational Effects of Geometrics (AHB65).

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Kansas City August 29 - September 1, 2004

Click here to view Adobe Acrobat copies of Presentations and Papers from the 6th National Access Management Conference.

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