North Carolina's Technology Transfer Center
James B. Martin, P.E., Program Director

One of 55 centers nationwide, the North Carolina Technology Transfer Center for Local Transportation Agencies provides a vital form of training and technical assistance. The T2 Center is funded by the Federal Highway Administration through the Local Technical Assistance Program grant and serves North Carolina's urban and rural local transportation agencies. Since it was established in 1986, the center has trained over 5,500 individuals in current road maintenance and management practices. Local agencies also receive a quarterly newsletter and have access to a technical information referral service as well as a report and videotape lending library.

Project Highlights

North Carolina Roads Scholar Program
FHWA

The North Carolina Roads Scholar Program recognizes local government employees who want to increase their knowledge of road maintenance procedures and improve their technical and managerial skills. The program consists of 12 different training sessions regularly offered by the T2 Center. To become a North Carolina Roads Scholar, one must attend 7 of the 12 training sessions.

Upon completion of the program, individuals receive:

RTAP 809 Bridge Posting Evaluation
FHWA

Cherokee Transportation Planning Project
NCDOT, FHWA

Tort Liability: A Manual for North Carolina Local Governments
FHWA

Education Programs

Asphalt Pavement Maintenance

Concrete Construction and Maintenance

Soils Fundamentals

Unpaved Roads Maintenance

Management and Supervisory Skills

Vegetation Management

Basic Stormwater Drainage Design

Stormwater Detention Basin Design

Work Zone Traffic Control

Construction Inspection for Public Works

Maintenance/Repair of Utility Cuts

Asphalt Pavement Technology and Inspection

Tort Liability for Traffic and Transportation Engineers

Writing Skills

Presentation Skills

Getting Your Message Understood: Communicating with Decision Makers, Citizens, and the Media

Asphalt Parking Lot Design, Construction & Maintenance

Introduction to ADA


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