Transportation Health Fundamentals
Virtual and Self-Paced | Applicable for 24.0 PDHs
The Transportation Health Fundamentals certification provides a practical foundation for integrating health, access, and inclusion into everyday transportation practice. It is offered in two formats: self-paced online modules and live online courses.
Overview
Content
Participants explore how transportation planning and engineering can promote inclusion and community well-being. The curriculum emphasizes practical strategies, analytical tools, and forward-looking approaches that help agencies design, operate, and evaluate transportation systems that work for diverse users.
Transportation engineers, planners, project managers, and public-policy professionals seeking a transportation-health perspective and practical methods to apply health and inclusion principles in planning and project delivery.
Participants engage in applied examples and interactive exercises designed to translate concepts into day-to-day decisions and workflows.
Attendees must meet minimum technology requirements, such as having a computer with a steady internet connection and access to basic applications such as Zoom and a PDF reader. As the training includes interactive exercises, it is recommended (but not required) that participants be able to partake in discussions and exercises via Zoom using their camera and microphone.
The registration fees for Transportation Health Fundamental I & II are $545 each or $1,090 for both.
Group Discount
Discounted rates are available for groups of 10+. Please contact j.masciocchi@ufl.edu for assistance.
Upon completing the Transportation Health Fundamentals, attendees are provided the UFTI Transportation Health Certification and 24 PDHs.
Ways to Learn
Course Availability
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