Southeast Rail Forum
Ready to Build
Virtual Conference
March 24-26, 2021 | Raleigh NC
SRF Desktop Web App Link
Click link above to gain access the Southeast Rail Forum
- Select "Access the Web App" for Desktop Computers
- Log in with email used at registration
- Click 'On-Demand' to view General Session
- That's it, you should be all set
Contact WTS at [email protected] if you have any issues.
Official SRF invite from Julie White
NCDOT - Deputy Secretary of Multi-Modal Transportation.
2021 Southeast Rail Sponsors
VHB
VHB’s shared passion for making meaningful contributions to the world through our work drives the company to look at projects from every angle and ask the types of questions that lead to smarter, more innovative, technology-driven solutions.
VHB helps clients make informed decisions to move projects forward. With a future-focused mindset, we work to deliver resilient and sustainable solutions for clients and benefits for communities.
WSP USA
As one of the world’s leading professional services firms, WSP provides engineering and design services to clients in the Transportation & Infrastructure, Property & Buildings, Environment, Power & Energy, Resources, and Industry sectors, as well as offering strategic advisory services. WSP’s global experts include engineers, advisors, technicians, scientists, architects, planners, surveyors, and environmental specialists, as well as other design, program, and construction management professionals. Our talented people are well positioned to deliver successful and sustainable projects, wherever our clients’ needs us.
Now Taken Sponsors for 2021 Southeast Rail Forum !
2021 Southeast Rail Forum
Southeastern States Department of Transportation Rail Divisions and the Women’s Transportation Seminar (WTS) North Carolina Triangle Chapter are jointly hosting a regional forum on rail issues focused on seven Southeastern states.
Southeast Rail Forum (SRF): Ready to Build is scheduled for March 24-26, 2021 in a virtual platform.
The purpose of this forum is to:
- Bring focus to the efforts made by the Southeastern States (District of Columbia, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Alabama) to unify their visions for the role of rail in the region through the multi-state Compact agreement and the Federally-led regional study for the Southeast Rail Corridor.
- Highlight the economic benefits of a coordinated approach to regional rail planning.
- Identify the role of trends and activities in intermodal freight transportation: Rail, Ports, Trucking, and Shipping Hubs.
- Share examples where co-mingled passenger and freight services can work— and where it cannot.
- Provide opportunities for multi-state networking and sharing of beneficial information.
- Provide opportunities to inspect area freight, intermodal and passenger projects.
Invited speakers include Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) officials, State Transportation Secretaries, State Rail Officials, Railroad Executives, industry experts, and local and state political leaders throughout the region.
Our goal is to have the entire Southeast region represented!