Welcome to the 2022 CUTC Summer Meeting
Big Sky, Montana, June 13-15, 2022.
The influx of people from all economic levels, traveling many miles of roads through tribal lands and rural communities, has a huge impact on regional transportation costs, mobility and safety. Many other rural areas across the country share these transportation challenges: lack of alternate routes, limited public transportation, limited communication options, wildlife on the roadway, and difficult driving conditions. Learn how SURTCOM and other UTCs are forging partnerships with public/private agencies, NGOs, and their communities to overcome fiscal and institutional obstacles, and implement creative solutions to address some of the most critical issues of our time, like expanding transportation access and reducing road fatalities.
Attendee Registration
Join us where the wide open spaces and the big skies of Montana meet the heavily traveled, curvy two-lane roads to Yellowstone National Park.
REGISTER HERE: https://cvent.me/o2v3ez
Lodging Information
A variety of rooms are available
at Big Sky Resort.
- They are available on a
limited first-come,
first-served basis. - Lodging rates expire on May 13th
so reserve your room before then! - Group Lodging Link:
CUTC 2022 Lodging - Discounts are already built into the link so you won’t need to use a booking code.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Partner with SURTCOM and CUTC to sponsor this important annual meeting,
now back in person. Your support could help our programming, ensure fun and effective networking opportunities, structure the technical tour, and sponsor students, amongst other things. With
sponsor levels and items to fit every budget, we can guarantee
your visibility at the 2022 CUTC Summer Meeting.
REGISTER HERE: https://cvent.me/EzY3Wm
Hosted by:
• Small Urban, Rural and Tribal Center on Mobility, (SURTCOM)
• Western Transportation Institute (WTI) at Montana State University
• Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute at North Dakota State University
• Urban and Regional Planning program at Eastern Washington University