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The TTN Board

2012 Texas Trails and Active Transportation Conference

The Conference was a great success. A big thank you to all of you that made it such a great event! Check out the Photo Album below for some of the action.

Attendees at got an early look at new and effective funding, advocacy, planning and implementation aspects of Texas Trails. Session presentations covered all aspects of trails and active transportation including keynote speeches by Texas Senator Rodney Ellis and TREK CEO John Burke, as well as innovative programs such as "Better Block", "Modeling the Benefits of Green Infrastructure" and "Boltage."

- Check out the presentations from TTAT 2012 -

Awards were presented at the conference to some of the well deserving folks that make Texas trails possible and help to encourage active transportation for the betterment of our health and environment.

- Check out the awards given at TTAT 2012 -

Coordinated by Texas Trails Network and BikeTexas

Photo Album

On the diversity of bicyclists in Texas - Sen Rodney Ellis (Click Here to add image) b melton (click image for full display) Texas Senator Rodney Ellis gave a rousing presentation on his years of support for bicycling programs in Texas. The Senator rode his bicycle 60-miles to keynote a previous Trails Conference in San Marcos. View Album

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