Kentucky’s Technology Transfer Program (T2) promotes efficiency in Kentucky’s transportation system by providing workshops and training events, newsletters, how-to manuals, new and existing technology updates, legislative and regulatory news, and on-site technical assistance. Kentucky’s T2 Program is designated a Local Technical Assistance Program (LTAP) by the Federal Highway Administration.

Each year, T2 presents an average of 320 workshops attended by more than 8,000 participants. Training not only offers qualification for public employees, it also significantly enhances their professionalism in dealing with and serving the public. Many of the training programs are geared towards assisting local and state governments and industry find low-cost solutions for improving safety on their roadways.

T2’s professionals lend their expertise to organize conferences, build training programs, and help transportation professionals learn how to teach a course. They travel to the course location to help facilitate the course activities and often present information at national conferences and to government agencies. T2 has been heavily involved in developing many valuable KYTC trainings, such as Drone Pilot Training, Construction Project Management Academy and Program Manager’s Bootcamp. T2’s Safety Circuit Rider provides on-site engineering assistance to local governments and is working with Area Development Districts to support Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Grant Program with the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA).

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