
MnDOT offers an interactive hour-long online learning module about CSS. A full session takes 60 to 80 minutes to complete and includes:
View MnDOT's CSS E-Learning Program
February 27–28, 2012
This two-day forum will explore challenges, opportunities, and recommendations for integrating CSS across the Minnesota Department of Transportation's departments and services.
December 8, 2011
Jack Broz (Moderator) (Transportation Group Leader – H.R. Green Co.), jbroz@hrgreen.com
Scott Bradley (Director of Context Sensitive Solutions – MnDOT), scott.bradley@state.mn.us
Kristie Billiar (ADA Implementation Coordinator – MnDOT), kristie.billiar@state.mn.us
Todd Grugel (ADA Program Engineer – MnDOT), todd.grugel@state.mn.us
Ted Ulven (Work Zone Standards Specialist – MnDOT), ted.ulven@state.mn.us
Ken Johnson (Work Zone & Pavement Marking Engineer – MnDOT), ken.johnson@state.mn.us
Charleen Zimmer (President – Zan Associates), czimmer@visi.com
June 28, 2011
July 29, 2010
May 5-7, 2010
Advanced Flexibility in Design Workshop was a 2½ -day workshop designed for transportation planners and engineers by the University of Minnesota Center for Transportation Studies for the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
University of Minnesota, St. Paul
May-June, 2010
The Dialog featured a series of one-day workshops held in various locations across the United States. Each workshop highlights CSS best practices, using transportation projects, plans, and programs to initiate discussion and interaction.
March 9-10, 2010
Sponsored by Mn/DOT and FHWA, this two-day workshop for transportation planners and engineers was designed to have participants learn how to integrate the principles of CSS into the exiting Mn/DOT project development process.
February 23-24, 2009
Sponsored by Mn/DOT, the forum was held to “jump start” and tailor a concerted Minnesota initiative to apply greater and more consistent flexibility in transportation planning, design development, and operations statewide.
Feb. 20-21, 2007
August 24–26, 2005
In public works, institutionalizing the Context Sensitive Design and Solutions (CSD&S) philosophy and principles continues to be a challenge. This workshop addressed tough questions and challenges from around the country as well as lessons learned and innovations to further excellence in transportation project development using CSD&S philosophy and principles.
April 9, 2003
This workshop examined the principles of Context Sensitive Design, ways to be flexible with design standards, and ways to integrate design with a community.
May 8-10, 2000
The Executive Summary (475 KB PDF) document provides a succinct view of the issues explored in the May 2000 Context Sensitive Design workshop, and can serve as a good introduction to CSD principles and design practices.
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